Proper noun
Meaney (plural Meaneys)
A surname from Irish.
In 2008, Meaney said, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, a department of the Vatican charged with interpreting Catholic beliefs, issued the "Dignitas Personae," which addressed biomedical issues that had arisen in the church. Source: Internet
It's the one and only Colm Meaney having the craic. Source: Internet
But lest I give the impression that it's a book about Zombies let me say that Meaney has created a world with a death based Economy. Source: Internet
Jonathan Meaney, from Canada, said the littering was disgusting. Source: Internet
But the devil in this case is actually The Horse (Colm Meaney), a criminal gang boss who offers Vince a lucrative driving position, so long as he looks the other way and asks no questions. Source: Internet
Meaney M. (2004) The nature of nurture: maternal effects and chromatin remodelling, in Essays in Social Neuroscience, Cacioppo, JT & Berntson, GG eds. Source: Internet