Cass

[ kas ]

noun

1. Lewis, 1782–1866, U.S. statesman.
2. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

"I even created a not-so-creative acronym: 'LAC - Life After Cass'."

From BBC

The regulator also asked Mermaids to amend the information it had on its website about puberty blockers to also reflect the findings of the Cass Review, which it has.

From BBC

This would reflect the guidance of the Cass Review, an NHS-commissioned report into services for gender-questioning children and young people published in April.

From BBC

The former equalities minister went on to praise Baroness Cass for her review of NHS children's gender services - work Badenoch "managed to get" the doctor a peerage for.

From BBC

Now as I scroll TikTok, videos of Payne's girlfriend Kate Cass's travel vlogs of the couple's time in Argentina are suddenly popping up on my For You Page.

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