Charley

or Char·lie

[ chahr-lee ]

noun

, Military Slang.

, plural Char·leys.

1. Victor Charlie.

Example Sentences

Jeb Bush saw his approval rating spike from 45 percent to 62 percent after hurricanes Charley and Frances hit Florida.

From FiveThirtyEight

More is found out about Billie’s history with Bordelons, and Charley and Davis struggle with the decision to make their relationship public.

From Washington Post

I wanted to pull my own Travels with Charley and take Murphy on a road trip through the Pacific Northwest, from Los Angeles to an artist’s conference in Portland.

From Outside Online

Charley, as he was known, later reversed his first two names, preferring Charles to Patrick.

From Washington Post

Furry asked, looking at Charley with serious, businesslike gray eyes.

From The Daily Beast

We were at the Bitter Lemon now, Furry, Versie, Charley and I, waiting for the crowd to arrive.

From The Daily Beast

Charley started to knock, and then we heard the music and he waited.

From The Daily Beast

We shook his hand, then Charley introduced me to Furry and we all sat down.

From The Daily Beast

Charley, a tall, blond young man, bent to shake hands with Furry.

From The Daily Beast

This brief direction to Charley Bates and his recent antagonist to retire, was softly and immediately obeyed.

From Project Gutenberg

Charley did not want him to take it, but hadn't quite courage enough to say "No;" and in a moment Peter had the apple in his hand.

From Project Gutenberg

But there was still another peril—Charley Vining might be waiting yet, and she would see him!

From Project Gutenberg

Then they were turned to Charley; and as they rested there, her pale lips parted, but no word came.

From Project Gutenberg

“Pray take me out, Charley,” whispered Ella; and for the first time he noticed her pallor.

From Project Gutenberg