Lucille
/luˈsiːl/
Lucille proper noun: a female given name from French Lucille [in turn from Latin Lucilla], of 1910s US usage.
Proper noun
Lucille
- A female given name from French Lucille [in turn from Latin Lucilla], of 1910s US usage.
- "My name is Lucille." The man sat down heavily, crowding the girl's body against Mr. Munn. "You call her Sukie like I said," he ordered. "Now, Mr. Munn," the girl asked, leaning back so she could look up at him from under the brim of her large straw hat with its blue ribbons, " do you see how he...1939, Robert Penn Warren, Night Rider, Random House, published 1939, page 4
Forms of Lucille
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Words that rhyme with Lucille
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- keel
- anneal
- creel
- peal
- peel
- sweal
- congeal
- Izmail
- kneel
- meal
- Neale
- streal
- weal
- awheel
- Castile
- cochineal
- feal
- heal
- Lille
- ordeal
- repeal
- sele
- squeal
- teal
- zeal
- ceil
- debile
- dishabille
- hele
- leal
- lifesteal
- Neil
- Niel
- O'Neill
- reveal
- schlemiel
- seel
- she'll
- shiel
- skeel
- spiel
- square meal
- unseal
- veal
- we'll
- weel
- ye'll
- -meal
Questions about Lucille
- What does Lucille mean?
- Lucille means a female given name from French Lucille [in turn from Latin Lucilla], of 1910s US usage.
- What part of speech is Lucille?
- Lucille is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Lucille?
- Lucille is pronounced /luˈsiːl/.
Words near Lucille in the dictionary
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