Marcy
[mahr-see]
- Mount, a mountain in NE New York: highest peak of the Adirondack Mountains, 5344 feet (1629 meters).
- a female given name, form of Marcia.
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Examples from the Web for marcy
Contemporary Examples
And yes, that means there was originally a fourth Fugee: Marcy!
Jean tries to imagine what the “formula” would have been like had Marcy stayed with the group.
He also sought to contradict remarks made by his younger brother, Marcy, that pippa found the whole affair funny.
The group had also funded independent-minded Democrat Dennis Kucinich in his losing battle against incumbent Marcy Kaptur.
Because of redistricting, incumbent Democrats Marcy Kaptur and Dennis Kucinich have found themselves fighting over the same seat.
Historical Examples
"Noo the Loord ha' marcy on yar, as joodge says sizes," and instantly let fly.
The Universal ReciterVarious
It was a charming place; even a daughter of the house of Marcy could but own to that.
The Indifference of JulietGrace S. Richmond
I understand your position as stated in your letter and by General Marcy.
The Papers And Writings Of Abraham Lincoln, Volume SixAbraham Lincoln
I returned with a policeman, and found Doctor West still with Mr. Marcy.
Counsel for the DefenseLeroy Scott
"We can take the mule to the Hall and let Marcy come and get him," suggested Messmer.
Dave Porter in the Far NorthEdward Stratemeyer