McCullough
UK/məˈkʌ.lək/
McCullough proper noun: a surname from Irish; variant forms McCalla, McColley, McCollough, McCullagh, McCullah, McCulloch, McCulloh, McCully.
Proper noun
McCullough (plural McCulloughs)
Forms of McCullough
| plural | McCulloughs |
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Origin of McCullough
Anglicized form of Irish Mac Cú Uladh.
Questions about McCullough
- What does McCullough mean?
- McCullough means a surname from Irish; variant forms McCalla, McColley, McCollough, McCullagh, McCullah, McCulloch, McCulloh, McCully.
- What part of speech is McCullough?
- McCullough is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce McCullough?
- McCullough is pronounced /məˈkʌ.lək/ (UK).
Words near McCullough in the dictionary
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