Beatty
Beatty is a surname of Scottish and Irish origin, borne by several notable figures including American actor Warren Beatty and British admiral David Beatty, who commanded the British fleet at the Battle of Jutland.
It also names a small town in Nevada near Death Valley, known as a gateway to the national park.
The spelling varies from the related Beattie and Beaty.
Below-sea-level California desert
- Las VegasNevada's gambling capital
- desertTo leave behind completely
- miningExtracting earth's resources
- ghost townDeserted former inhabited place
gold rush · prospector · frontier · saloon · arid · highway · outpost · Mojave
One who portrays characters
- HollywoodAmerican film industry center
- Bonnie and ClydeDepression-era outlaw couple
- RedsCold War political suspects
- directorOne who leads
producer · Oscar · leading man · Annette Bening · Shirley MacLaine · heartthrob · cinema · playboy
Death Valley
Below-sea-level California desert
- Las VegasNevada's gambling capital
- desertTo leave behind completely
- miningExtracting earth's resources
ghost town · gold rush · prospector · frontier · saloon · arid · highway · outpost · Mojave · desolate
actor
One who portrays characters
- HollywoodAmerican film industry center
- Bonnie and ClydeDepression-era outlaw couple
- RedsCold War political suspects
director · producer · Oscar · leading man · Annette Bening · Shirley MacLaine · heartthrob · cinema · playboy · romantic
outlaw
Fugitive from justice
- bushrangerAustralian colonial outlaw
- AustraliaSouthern Hemisphere continent-country
- armorProtective combat covering
rebellion · Irish · colonial · Victoria · folk hero · crime · pursuit · shootout · legend · ballad
family
Related people together
heritage · lineage · ancestry · clan · origin · descendants · emigration · census · records · coat of arms
BeattySteve Buscemi
Philip Seymour Hoffman · Paul Giamatti · Danny DeVito · character actor · Dustin Hoffman
- beat upAssault physically, cause injury
- beat itCommand to leave quickly
- beat around the bushAvoid stating directly
- beat the pants offDefeat decisively and humiliatingly
- beat outDefeat in competition
- beat the oddsSucceed despite unfavorable likelihood