McCay
[muh-kee]
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noun
Winsor,1871?–1934, U.S. artist, cartoonist, and animator.
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McCay was in no mood to subscribe to this stony-hearted view.
The Man UpstairsP. G. Wodehouse
Now McCay happened to be of a romantic and sentimental nature.
The Man UpstairsP. G. Wodehouse
McCay sucked his cigar in silence for a while, watching with dreamy eyes the blue smoke as it curled ceiling-ward.
The Man UpstairsP. G. Wodehouse
McCay was the sort of man who keeps old ball programmes and bundles of letters tied round with lilac ribbon.
The Man UpstairsP. G. Wodehouse
He took up the receiver, and was hailed by the comfortable voice of McCay, the club secretary.
The Man UpstairsP. G. Wodehouse