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Meanings of cassie in English

Portuguese
acácia amarela
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Tropical American thorny shrub or small tree; fragrant yellow flowers used in making perfumery.

acácia amarela
Usage of cassie in English
1
Cassie, of course, was moving in this direction a few years ago.
The Guardian
2
Reader Cassie Rousseau writes to us: I saw this in another house.
Wired
3
Cassie had had high hopes for the move into the new house.
Do you take this rebel?
4
Cassie finally got help, she said, thanks to her insurance through Medicaid.
Reuters
5
The truth was, he had no idea how Cassie might have changed.
Do you take this rebel?
6
When I heard Cassie was coming back, I decided enough was enough.
Do you take this rebel?
7
As far as Cassie could see, he wasn't offering a blessed thing.
Do you take this rebel?
8
If that was true, Cassie didn't know how she felt about it.
Do you take this rebel?
9
One mega fan, Cassie Roma, said it showed how professional he was.
Radio NZ
10
What have you been up to for the past ten years, Cassie?
Do you take this rebel?
11
That was another story, but Cassie had always spoken from the heart.
Do you take this rebel?
12
Irresponsible kids need to be taught a lesson. She patted Cassie's hand.
Do you take this rebel?
13
He'd sent a note to Cassie explaining and begging for her understanding.
Do you take this rebel?
14
He didn't want to think about Jake or Cassie or his father.
Do you take this rebel?
15
Cassie banished that thought as soon as it dared to creep in.
Do you take this rebel?
16
Cantankerous, he said, bestowing the smile on her that he'd refused Cassie.
Do you take this rebel?
Translations for cassie
Cassie through the time