Proper noun
Cyr (plural Cyrs)
A surname.
Officers from St. Cyr went into battle wearing white-plumed shakos and white gloves; it was considered "chic” to die in white gloves. Barbara Tuchman
Cyr Delisle, Gilles Brunet, Marcel Tardif, François Schirm, and Edmond Guenette, the five members arrested in connection with the deaths of Leslie MacWilliams and Alfred Pinisch, workers at the store, were sentenced to life in prison. Source: Internet
Andrew Cyr was the sports editor at the time, now seven months removed from when he met me in the Collegian office three days before my first day of freshman year, when I was so full of hope and excitement. Source: Internet
Joining her in the von Trapp family, Fredrich von Trapp, portrayed by Cameron Carter, Louisa von Trapp, portrayed by Lily Cyr, and the rest of the von Trapp children filled the stage and brought a cheerful energy. Source: Internet
In interviews with the Gazette, Senator Cyr and SSA general manager Robert Davis described the challenging process that took place over the past three months to hedge against a teetering financial ship. Source: Internet
He matriculated at the Saint Cyr military academy in 1908 where he did well; in 1911 he was commissioned in the French army. Source: Internet