conchy

or con·chie

[ kon-chee ]

noun

, Slang: Often Disparaging.

, plural con·chies.

1. conscientious objector.

Word History and Origins

Origin of conchy¹

1915–20; conch- (shortening and respelling of conscientious ) + -y ²

Example Sentences

Mary Skinner, marketing director for Conchy Joe’s Restaurants in Stuart and Jensen Beach, said the desire to help was instant and organic.

From Washington Times

Conchy, a flamingo found at the Key West Naval Air Station in 2015 and taken to Zoo Miami, was initially not released due to its non-native status.

From National Geographic

Conchy was tagged and released and didn't leave Florida Bay for two years, Lorenz says, showing that the region "can sustain flamingos year-round."

From National Geographic

Normally managers on the grounds lethally remove feathered troublemakers — it can be very dangerous with birds flying around million-dollar fighter jets — but Conchy was a charmer.

From New York Times

But it’s very rare to spot one like Conchy in the wild.

From New York Times