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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Katie

diminutive form of Kate. Noun Katie-bar-the-door "a brouhaha, a turbulent and combative situation" is by 1888; the notion is "get ready for trouble."

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Katie

Katie is an English feminine name. It is a pet form of Katherine, Kate, Caitlin, Kathleen and their related forms. It is frequently used on its own. It may refer to:

Katie (TV series)

Katie (formerly known as What Katie Did Next) is a fly-on-the-wall reality TV show that documents the life of model and television personality Katie Price. It is the first show to be produced by Price's own production company Pricey Media.

Katie (talk show)

Katie is an American talk show that aired on syndication from September 10, 2012 to July 30, 2014. It was hosted by former ABC News correspondent and current Yahoo News anchor Katie Couric. It premiered on September 10, 2012, with the second season debut on September 9, 2013. On December 19, 2013, Disney–ABC Domestic Television and Katie Couric mutually agreed to cancel the show. The last show was taped on June 12, 2014 and the series finale aired on July 30, 2014.

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In Magnolia the city commissioners showed no indication of reaching an agreement on the annexation of Hunter Woods when it was completed, though Barry working with a team that included Katie, Artie and Chet was fighting to push this through.

Over the weekend Laura walked with Jonnie and Katie along the wide avenues of the town.

After pulling her above the water line, Alex enfolded Katie in a hug even though the embrace soaked her clothing.

One of them told me, in the strictest confidence, of course, that Pattycake was never pleased when they dropped by to say good night to Katie or leave little gifts of catnip and squeaky toys.

She had sensed just from the way Katie spoke his name that this Silas was important to her.

The trouble was that Katie had been so vague about this Silas Jardine, and she had not liked to question her too deeply.

Perhaps she should have taken hold of her courage and asked Katie outright if she expected this Silas to share her room, her bed.

What would she do if this Silas chose to insist that Katie show her mother just how committed she was to him by sleeping with him?

Now she wondered, shivering in the chill of the thought, if she would be expected to share Christmas with this Silas, or, even worse, if he would take Katie away from her completely, if the two of them would spend their Christmas somewhere alone, while she.

Her indignation flashed brilliantly in her eyes as she turned towards Katie, but once again she was forestalled as Silas himself intervened pleasantly.

Katie was too young, too blind, too selfish as the young were selfish, to suspect what she was going through, to guess at the bitter, envious thoughts distorting her mind, to even think in the most fleeting fashion that she, her mother, might feel the most acute despair at the thought of Katie and Silas sharing the old-fashioned double-bed which had been so well designed to accommodate the bodies of two eager lovers.

When she pictured Katie and Silas together in bed, she was jealous of her daughter.

Katie might be quite happy to include her mother in their company, but Hazel doubted that Silas could share her feelings.

Modern lovers seemed to lack the kind of intensity she had always imagined must go with being deeply in love, unless of course as established lovers Katie and Silas no longer felt any urgency to be alone together.

Was Silas comparing them as well, mentally berating Katie for deserting him and leaving him to accompany her mother?