sallee

/ ˈsælɪ /

noun

1. Also calledsnow gum a SE Australian eucalyptus tree, Eucalyptus pauciflora, with a pale grey bark
2. any of various acacia trees

Word History and Origins

Origin of sallee¹

probably of native origin

Example Sentences

Kaplan left Pentatonix in 2017 and was replaced that year by Matt Sallee.

From Seattle Times

In less than 30 minutes, he killed employees Richard Barger, Kenneth Fentress, William Ganote, James Husband, Sharon Needy, Paul Sallee, Lloyd White and James F. Wible Sr. He shot Campbell six times and wounded 11 other people, including Jacquie Miller, who was shot four times, and John Stein, who suffered permanent paralysis from a bullet to the head.

From Washington Post

“They have a workforce aligned to accomplish the work for the least cost: utilization of early career engineers, who work 80 hours for below market compensation means they can produce drawings at a fast and cost effective pace,” Erik Sallee, a former corporate comptroller at Blue Origin, wrote.

From The Verge

But the memo claims that SpaceX automatically lets go of the bottom 10 percent of its workforce each year “ensuring they have a clear path to a continually improving workforce,” Sallee wrote.

From The Verge

Charles L. Sallée Jr. painted this intimate picture, which is at the Cleveland Museum of Art, in 1940.

From Washington Post