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Peggy

[ peg-ee ]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Margaret.


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Example Sentences

It was my lap that Peggy curled up on to sleep all the way home.

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When she came to visit, she would have been glad to offer Peggy a new warm lap.

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Peggy, now 6 months old, did house-train reasonably quickly, and she is sleeping through the night, but our living-room rug and nearly every piece of furniture we own should probably be replaced.

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I suspect she would have called Peggy her “grand-puppy” and sent her plenty of toys and treats, the way she always seemed to find time and money to send gifts to my kids throughout the year, not just on their birthdays.

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Sandra gazes at the picture and breaks down, telling Peggy through tears, “I miss who he was.”

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Which was issued as the B-Side to Peggy Sue Got Married in 1959.

Participants included conservative figures Peggy Noonan, Charles Krauthammer, and Bill Kristol.

Suddenly I could hear Peggy Lee singing “Is That All There Is?”

My millennial friends have waited in line beside a cluster of Orthodox women in long dark skirts to be seen by Peggy.

I ask Peggy how she learned to size women up so efficiently and effectively.

Peggy Grainger was only a tiny little girl when Admaston's father died.

Well, her father established Peggy in a big house in St. James's—huge retinue of servants and so forth.

Nobody knows exactly how it happened, but at anyrate George proposed and Peggy accepted him.

George's engagement to Peggy seriously affected the lives of two people who are deucedly well known in society.

When Peggy's father died, Colling was going it hell-for-leather—just about as fast as they're made.

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