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addy

British  
/ ˈædɪ /

noun

  1. informal an e-mail address

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Councillor Beverley Addy, Cabinet Member for Public Health at Kirklees Council, said: "Kirklees residents who shop with The Bread and Butter Thing saved a combined total of over £741,000 in 2025 – a vital boost during the ongoing cost-of-living crisis."

From BBC

“There’s not as much decision fatigue,” Addy said.

From Los Angeles Times

“There are a lot of seasons of available episodes that you can watch, in typically any random order you want to,” said Nii Mantse Addy, chief marketing officer at the streaming service Philo, which also has seen a sharp rise in viewing of library programs.

From Los Angeles Times

Addy Mo Asaduzzaman, 23, who has indefinite leave to remain in the UK, was announced as the candidate for the Central Southsea ward on Monday.

From BBC

Liverpool's levy has helped fund major events such as world boxing and the UK chess championships, and Addy said the aim is to "encourage tourism and spread the peaks" throughout the year, rather than restrict visitors.

From BBC