McCombe
Proper noun
Meaning
McCombe
A surname from Scottish Gaelic [in turn originating as a patronymic].
Examples
McCombe, the grandson of Celtic football legend Billy McNeill, was in the Dutch capital to celebrate his 21st birthday and was staying at the Novotel hotel on the edge of Buitenveldert.
Cumnock missed another penalty chance as the kick was pulled left of the posts and on the full-time whistle, Clydebank’s Jack McCombe had a chance to break the deadlock with a 40-metre penalty shot at goal.
Charles-Cook was troubling the Blues with his rapid pace and earned a corner off John McCombe as the referee blew for half-time.
McCombe thudded into an early tackle on the slick surface which had been subject to a prolonged downpour an hour prior to kick-off.