Macy

American  

[mey-see] / ˈmeɪ si /

noun

1. R(owland) H(ussey) 1823–77, U.S. retail merchant.

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Example Sentences

If they had consulted Brooklyn Bridge Park’s official site, or questioned why the footage featured in those fake ads mirrored the 2025 Macy’s Fourth of July celebration – which actually did take place at the Bridge – they might have found something better to do than wait beside a chilly river for sparks that never materialized in the sky.

From Salon

In 1902, the brothers opened a large store in New York City’s Herald Square, near Macy’s, that sold men’s and women’s fashions.

From The Wall Street Journal

And where Nick executives initially wanted Miranda Cosgrove et al. in runway looks, Hampton understood her audience and instead went shopping at Macy’s, Old Navy, Nautica and Nike.

From Los Angeles Times

Macy’s plans to shutter 14 locations nationwide, including two in California, in the coming months.

From Los Angeles Times

Clearance sales will begin in mid-January and run for about 10 weeks, a Macy’s spokesperson said.

From Los Angeles Times