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McCoy
[ muh-koi ]
noun
- Usually the McCoy or the real McCoy. the genuine thing or person as promised, stated, or implied:
Those other paintings are copies, but this one is the McCoy.
McCoy
1/ məˈkɔɪ /
noun
- McCoyTony1974MNorthern IrishSPORT AND GAMES: jockey Tony, full name Anthony Peter McCoy. born 1974, Northern Irish national hunt jockey: champion jockey every season since 1995/96
McCoy
2/ məˈkɔɪ /
noun
- slang.the genuine person or thing (esp in the phrase the real McCoy )
Word History and Origins
Origin of McCoy1
Word History and Origins
Origin of McCoy1
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Example Sentences
Brandon McCoy, St. John Bosco, 6-4, Jr: His athleticism, competitiveness, defensive toughness are second to none.
Stokes and McCoy were teammates on the USA U17 gold-medal team.
McCoy Rigby Entertainment — which repeatedly brought Cathy Rigby and “Peter Pan” to Broadway and on the road, and is transferring a “Mystic Pizza” musical to New Jersey’s Paper Mill Playhouse next year — has been hired to stage La Mirada Theatre’s seasons for 31 years and counting.
“There’s no having to raise 50% or 60% of our nut through donations and corporate sponsorships,” said executive producer Tom McCoy, “which, in the world of regional theater, is quite remarkable.”
This star-led “Fiddler” came to be because Alexander mentioned his interest in Tevye in a 2022 interview — an article McNicholl shared with producers McCoy and Rigby, the latter of whom worked with him in a 2008 production of “Li’l Abner.”
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