Proper noun
Cromie (plural Cromies)
A surname from Scottish Gaelic.
Cromie (2002) The popularization of eastern spiritual practices has been associated with psychological problems in the west. Source: Internet
Cromie sprinted down the corridor and out on to the chandeliered grand staircase. Source: Internet
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. Source: Internet
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. Source: Internet
Cromie and Pinkston, p. 196 The two would never see each other again. Source: Internet
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. Source: Internet