McCain
/məˈkeɪn/
McCain proper noun: a surname from Irish.
Proper noun
McCain (plural McCains)
- A surname from Irish.
Forms of McCain
| plural | McCains |
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Origin of McCain
From the Irish variant of McKean.
Words formed from McCain
Words that rhyme with McCain
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- drain
- pane
- gain
- main
- sustain
- vein
- entertain
- skein
- Wayne
- abstain
- bane
- campaign
- champagne
- crane
- entrain
- fain
- insane
- maine
- pain
- plane
- stain
- wane
- Aquitaine
- ascertain
- chicane
- contain
- detain
- explain
- maintain
- mundane
- obtain
- refrain
- remain
- vane
- amain
- arcane
- Blaine
- complain
- deign
- detrain
- distrain
- kane
- ordain
- pertain
- profane
- public domain
- reign
- swain
Questions about McCain
- What does McCain mean?
- McCain means a surname from Irish.
- What part of speech is McCain?
- McCain is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce McCain?
- McCain is pronounced /məˈkeɪn/.
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