Charley

American  

[chahr-lee] / ˈtʃɑr li /

Or Charlie

noun

Military Slang.

plural

Charleys

1. Victor Charlie.

---

Example Sentences

When “Drinkin’ Thing” reached No. 10 in May 1974, Stewart became an in-demand player and was tapped to join Charley Pride’s touring band.

From The Wall Street Journal

“If you’re not with the cemetery, but you said—you’re here about Charley?”

From Literature

Charley, a scholarship student at a fancy school, and she assumes she’s talking to his rich classmates.

From Literature

But his mother has now called him Charley several times.

From Literature

“Of course there wasn’t another boy to name after my father. There wasn’t another anybody to name after anybody. If I’d have known that was going to be the case, then maybe I would have, but—no, I still wouldn’t have insisted we name him after Dad. He was Charley from the moment he came out, even I could see it.”

From Literature