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comedienne

[kuh-mee-dee-en, -mey-] / kəˌmi diˈɛn, -ˌmeɪ- /




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“Inside every comedienne is a sad girl, and that’s definitely me.”

From New York Times

“She is a mogul and a producer and a storyteller, an actress, a singer and a brilliant physical comedienne,” Moore said.

From Seattle Times

“She was a natural comedienne,” he writes, calling her “wicked sense of humor” a prized confidence between the two.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Musk has already reinstated other previously banned accounts, including comedienne Kathy Griffin, academic Jordan Peterson and the satirical site The Babylon Bee.

From Washington Times

“She is the very essence of show business — a singer with a dazzling voice, a high-kicking dancer, a lusty comedienne, a coiled spring of energy.”

From Washington Post