McDougal

Proper noun

Meaning

McDougal (plural McDougals)

A surname from Scottish Gaelic.

Examples

And just this week, former model Karen McDougal against the parent company of the The National Enquirer, claiming its chief executive, a friend of Trump, paid her $150,000 to prevent her from speaking about her affair with the then-presidential candidate. Source: Internet

And then throughout the night, it was kind of obvious that there was an attraction from his part to me, and I just kind of blew it off,” McDougal recalled of that fateful day. Source: Internet

I worked in the business office as an apprentice under Doris McDougal and Char Chidsey. Source: Internet

Do I need to do a separate roster import for ThinkCentral and Holt McDougal Online? Source: Internet

But on Wednesday, McDougal and AMI settled, the New York Times reported. Source: Internet

Before the election, the Trump campaign denied any knowledge of a payment to McDougal. Source: Internet

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