Stacey

[ stey-see ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

So, for starters, one easy step: Like the Help Stacey Facebook page.

Stacey accused the Family Research Council of cherry-picking her findings.

Stacey Patton almost invents a new genre in her book of memoir and history, That Mean Old Yesterday.

Tennessee state Sen. Stacey Campfield has a Blogspot page called Camp4u where he posts his thoughts of the day.

Yours, Anthony *** February 12, 1984 Stacey: I read your letter and I can see that you are very angry about our breakup.

Sue Greyson was sure that she had broken somebodys heart, else she never was so eloquent in warning her about Stacey Rheid.

Mr. Ralph 61 and I had been walking through the wood and he asked me if I were engaged to Stacey!

I have always liked Stacey; he has just beautiful hands, and his manners are really touching.

He shall write to Stacey or father shall, or Ill be married beforehand and send him the 224 paper.

My travelling dress is an elegant brown; I got brown to please Stacey, but Gerald likes it.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free ]

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