Synonyms for maud

Grammar : Noun

Spell : mawd

Phonetic Transcription : mɔd

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Définition of maud

Origin : fem. proper name, from Old French Mahaut, from Medieval Latin Matilda from Germanic (cf. Old High German Mahthilda; see Matilda).

As in shawl : noun cloak
As in donkey : noun small domestic horselike mammal

Example sentences :

Maud Hunniwell, Captain Sam's daughter, dropped in on her way to the post office.
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I can't say I'm happy, exactly, but Maud is and I'm goin' to make-believe be, for her sake.
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Then—then—well, then Maud and I became friends and—and—oh, confound it, you see what I mean!
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Did Captain Hunniwell talk with you about—about Maud and—and me?
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But, Charlie, I think you're dead right about what you say concernin' Maud and her father and you.
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It won't mean that you mustn't make a clean breast of everything to Maud and to Sam.
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But, Maud, can't you see why he didn't come and tell you before he went to enlist?
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But, to be real honest now, Maud, would you have been satisfied to have it that way?
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Ruth asked her caller to be seated, but Maud paid no attention.
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She and Maud wept in each other's arms and were femininely happy accordingly.
Extract from : « Shavings » by Joseph C. Lincoln

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