Clancy

[ klan-see ]

noun

1. Tom, 1947–2013, U.S. novelist.

Clancy

/ ˈklænsɪ /

noun

1. ClancyTom1947MUSWRITING: novelist Tom. born 1947, US novelist; his thrillers, many of which have been filmed, include The Hunt for Red October (1984), Clear and Present Danger (1989), Debt of Honour (1994) and Red Rabbit (2002)

Example Sentences

For Clancy and his colleagues at FTX, the younger and more plugged-in ethos of esports teams could make the difference between a $210 million partnership and a $10 million partnership.

From Digiday

The question now is whether Clancy, her successor, will have any success turning around an agency in turmoil.

From The Daily Beast

When he first hit LA, he met up with his sister, Julie, and his mother, who now was divorced from Clancy.

From The Daily Beast

But add her zip code into the mix, and it becomes a plotline straight out of a Tom Clancy thriller.

From The Daily Beast

Each Jack Ryan movie departed from the Clancy book on which it was based to some degree.

From The Daily Beast

While Clancy has obviously sold more books that Thurber, only one of them is in the Modern Library.

From The Daily Beast

I seen a man do it at th' Lyceem whin I was a kid,' says Clancy.

From Project Gutenberg

He told the foreman of the contract with the Clancy firm and of the narrowly averted row with Finn.

From Project Gutenberg

Officer Clancy jerked him to his feet, and he stood leaning weakly against the policeman.

From Project Gutenberg

Officer Clancy looked at the head whose black thatch was unlike any hair he had ever seen before.

From Project Gutenberg

The key turns in the lock and Barnes and Clancy enter cautiously.

From Project Gutenberg