Vaughn

American  

[vawn] / vɔn /

noun

1. a male or female given name.

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Example Sentences

“We had a couple of practices and he was special. There’s not too many point guards who are elite passers. I grew up admiring Jason Kidd, Jacque Vaughn. And now he was on the same team as Lonzo.”

From Los Angeles Times

When I finished that project, I expected to be sent back to West Computing so that Mrs. Vaughn could assign me to the next project, as was the normal protocol.

From Literature

A number of NBC News journalists, including White House correspondent Vaughn Hillyard, justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Dilanian and national correspondent Jacob Soboroff, moved to MS NOW with the belief there will be more opportunities for expansive reporting.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Black acts want to come to Bill because we was bringing the player swag,” says designer and tailor Vaughn Terry Jelks, who got his start at Workroom 27.

From Los Angeles Times

“There is a reason people are mystified: He is something of a mystery,” says retired federal Judge Vaughn Walker, a 1989 George H.W.

From The Wall Street Journal