What is "caitlyn"

Usage examples of "caitlyn".

Although Caitlyn normally distrusted people with two first names, she made an exception in Stacy's case.

Stacy seized her and pulled her into a hug, nearly yanking Caitlyn off her barstool.

Her brainy, funky pal—God, Caitlyn had always been the coolest—had started talking to herself, then knocked her down.

She wished Caitlyn had come home with her, but a tiny part of her—this was so lame it was hard to admit to herself, and she could never have said it out loud—was glad she hadn't.

Which, of course, was not why Caitlyn had given her the job, but it certainly didn't hurt.

The combination meant Caitlyn usually bent back a good six inches when Karen was chatting, and eventually clawed for the Advil.

She was pretending to read that week's People, but Caitlyn could tell she wasn't cognitively engaged in the magazine.

She was dressed in trendy workout gear—tight shorts, two tank tops (one pink, one white), spotless white socks, spotless workout shoes—and sipped her daiquiri (she'd brought a cooler full of them) while she watched Caitlyn work out.

It was springtime now, and Caitlyn couldn't help wondering how the powers that be decided Sara would pretend to be a customer that week.

Since she'd had four new looks in as many weeks, Dara had told Caitlyn in privacy that she assumed her new client was either a) incredibly lonely, or b) incredibly insecure.

The money… Caitlyn tried not to think about the money, but it was difficult.

Take some advice from a gal who has known Caitlyn lo these many years.

Well, I've been blessed with good skin and great hair," she said in a jaunty shampoo-commercial voice, which made him laugh, "and never mind what Caitlyn says about my roots.

The chip in her head obediently played back the conversation where the woman had told Caitlyn her name.

Privately, Caitlyn thought, If someone else on the Wagner team turns up dead, then he'll know it wasn't me, and I'll know it wasn't him.