Chauncey

[ chawn-see, chahn- ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Finally one of the witnesses, the Yale historian George Chauncey, figured it out.

From The Daily Beast

Only one of them, the course George Chauncey teaches entitled U.S. Lesbian and Gay History, is a gay history course.

From The Daily Beast

It is not gallant in Chauncey to permit the lady to appear in such an antiquated rattletrap.

From Project Gutenberg

Chauncey Depew was on the train and they met in the dining-car—the last time, I think, they ever saw each other.

From Project Gutenberg

Chauncey was over fifty then, and wizened up like a late pippin that has been out overnight in an early frost.

From Project Gutenberg

Chauncey worked along these lines until he was twenty-four, and then he made a mistake.

From Project Gutenberg

She was very kind to Chauncey, and treated him like one of her own sons; but she was very, very firm.

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