McInnis

Proper noun

Meaning

McInnis (plural McInnises)

A surname from Scottish Gaelic.

Examples

McInnis, 42, is now owner and coach of a showcase travel basketball team, Team Charlotte, that recently won its second straight AAU Super Showcase national championship in Orlando. Source: Internet

John Riley Bliss McIntosh and his wife Rachel McInnis owned and operated a store in the Vernal Community in the mid-1800s (Rev. Jackson, Vol. II, page 475). Source: Internet

Both are located in the protected McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, so the only way to see these wonders is to hoof it yourself or to let a horse do the hoofing for you. Source: Internet

Guy McInnis, president of St. Bernard Parish in southeast Louisiana, said first responders are answering the calls as best they can in the parish, which is similar to a U.S. county. Source: Internet

Jeffrey Barnett, interim associate dean of students, said that from his interactions with McInnis so far, he believes that McInnis has shown her commitment to both the purpose and values of the university. Source: Internet

Our margins in restaurants are extremely low,” says Jeffrey McInnis. Source: Internet

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