Leroy

Or LeRoy

[luh-roi, lee-roi]

noun

1. a male given name: from Old French, meaning “the king.”

Example Sentences

Leroy Carter scored in his first three starts on the wing, with number eight Peter Lakai, 22, also getting a first start in the black jersey.

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Leroy Carter crossed in the eighth minute to give the visitors an early lead, but Australia responded with three penalties from the boot of Tane Edmed.

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New Zealand started the match strongly, with winger Caleb Clarke crossing the line inside three minutes and Leroy Carter and Roigard adding further tries to establish a 20-3 midway through the first half.

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I continue to think Victor Osimhen is one of the best number nines on the planet, so upgrading his loan into a permanent move was a coup, then on top of that they added Leroy Sane this summer, as well as Ilkay Gundogan and Wilfried Singo, who has had a solid couple of seasons at Monaco.

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He said Leroy Douglas started to get into trouble along with friends and received convictions for crimes including for shoplifting as a teenager and young man.

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