McCooey
McCooey noun: a surname, of Irish origin.
Noun
McCooey (plural McCooeys)
- A surname, of Irish origin
- A naturalist, from H.J. McCooey
- Joe was a born naturalist—a perfect McCooey in his way, and a close observer of the habits and customs of animals and living things.1899, Steele Rudd, chapter 11, in On Our Selection, Sydney: Bulletin
Forms of McCooey
| plural | McCooeys |
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Origin of McCooey
Possible Anglicisation of Irish Gaelic Mac Cumhaighe (“son of the hound of the plain”).
Questions about McCooey
- What does McCooey mean?
- McCooey means a surname, of Irish origin.
- What part of speech is McCooey?
- McCooey is a noun.
- What is the plural of McCooey?
- The plural of McCooey is McCooeys.
Words near McCooey in the dictionary
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