Stacy

American  

[stey-see] / ˈsteɪ si /

noun

1. a male or female given name.

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Example Sentences

But her lawyer, Stacy Tolchin, said the record showed that the order lacked supervisory approval and was never finalized, so there was no valid removal order to reinstate.

From Los Angeles Times

“Stacy opened the front door and cleared the way for Abby to get out and she turned around and nobody was there,” Nadler said.

From Los Angeles Times

From doing some ”very rough back-of-the-envelope” math, Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon said that could require between $5 trillion and $13 trillion in capital spending on wafers for different types of chips, such as high-bandwidth memory.

From MarketWatch

“Mr. Musk has admittedly done more than one thing that naysayers have called impossible at the outset so we wouldn’t necessarily count him out,” wrote the Bernstein analysts, led by Stacy Rasgon.

From MarketWatch

As New York society matron Stacy Clyburn, Pfeiffer seamlessly shifts through all the colors of inconsolability, from sallow brooding in one moment to red-faced weeping in the next, moving into verdant laughter a scene or two later.

From Salon