Stacy

[ stey-see ]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

Those records do not identify the workers’ legal status, but a former BaronHR manager, Stacy Mohler, said some companies were adamant about vetting workers, while others just wanted “a warm body.”

From New York Times

Times staff writer Stacy Perman contributed to this report.

From Los Angeles Times

Stanislaus County Superior Court Judge Stacy P. Speiller wrote that the plaintiffs had not proved that Duarte was involved in “granular decisions regarding when breaks begin and when they end.”

From Los Angeles Times

Indeed, as Justice Stephanie F. Stacy wrote in concurrence, the state Legislature has been dictating the process of reenfranchisement since 1875, when the current constitution was ratified.

From Slate

Flanagan went on to kill Stacy Knell and then take his own life.

From BBC