Cromie
Proper noun
Meaning
Cromie (plural Cromies)
A surname from Scottish Gaelic.
Anagrams
Examples
Cromie (2002) The popularization of eastern spiritual practices has been associated with psychological problems in the west.
Cromie sprinted down the corridor and out on to the chandeliered grand staircase.
Cromie came through the UMass sports management pipeline, holds a law degree from Georgetown and has worked as a video scout at Baseball Info Solutions.
Cromie said there is a possibility more may hatch at the refuge, but it is unlikely, since they had been disturbed and transported so far.
Cromie and Pinkston, p. 196 The two would never see each other again.
Using lists supplied by undercover agents, the Cheka arrested those involved in Reilly's pending coup, raided the British Embassy in Petrograd and killed Francis Cromie and arrested Lockhart.