Stacy

[stey-see]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

Sabalenka's team - led by long-time coach Anton Dubrov, hitting partner Andrei Vasilevski and fitness coach Jason Stacy - feel the force of her sharp stares and annoyed outbursts.

From BBC

During serving drills Sabalenka hit spots between the legs of Mirnyi and fitness trainer Jason Stacy.

From BBC

In 2003 Stacy Griffith purchased two crabs from a mall pet shop in Illinois.

From Slate

That included exclusive interviews with Stacy and Jim Chapin, parents of 20-year-old Ethan, and Karen and Scott Laramie, parents of 21-year-old Mogen, who have never talked about the murders — despite numerous projects on the subject — and how it ripped apart not only the town of Moscow but their respective families.

From Los Angeles Times

Galkin: I flew out to Washington state, and the first contact I made was to Jim and Stacy Chapin, who are the parents of Ethan, Hunter and Maizie.

From Los Angeles Times