McAvoy

Proper noun

Meaning

McAvoy (plural McAvoys)

A surname from Irish.

Examples

Berry and Janssen both said they had to head out for "James Bond" reunions, McAvoy left for a "Split" gathering, while Stewart said he had a "Star Trek" reunion. Source: Internet

A weekly study and discussion of the book, “A Course in Miracles,” led by Aynne McAvoy, Thursdays 1 p.m. at the Palm Coast Arts Foundation, 1500 Central Ave, Palm Coast. Source: Internet

DeBrusk, who leaped into a bear hug of McAvoy after the latter scored the game-winner against Chicago, couldn’t help but give his teammate a little grief. Source: Internet

Both Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy have impressed fans and critics alike with their performances as Professor X but that doesn't mean that every movie that they've appeared in has been a hit. Source: Internet

Cassidy said he’ll need his more experienced right side to step up, with Charlie McAvoy and Brandon Carlo needing to make their move into leadership roles. Source: Internet

Everybody’s got a little Roy McAvoy in them, a little self-destructiveness. Source: Internet

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