Macy
Name from England
Macy is a given name, typically feminine, derived from an Old French place name.
It gained popularity in the late 20th century: Macy started kindergarten this fall.
The name is also associated with the American department store chain Macy's, known for its Thanksgiving Day parade.
Large multi-section retail establishment
- flagshipCommander's principal vessel
- Herald SquareMidtown Manhattan public plaza
- ManhattanNYC's densest borough
- BroadwayManhattan theatrical district
emporium · retail · merchandising · shopping · sales · checkout · inventory · branding
Autumn gratitude holiday
- balloonsAir-filled rubber sacs
- floatsRemains on surface
- Herald SquareMidtown Manhattan public plaza
- marchersThose who walk together
bands · Santa Claus · spectators · telecast · procession · Broadway · annual · tradition
department store
Large multi-section retail establishment
- flagshipCommander's principal vessel
- Herald SquareMidtown Manhattan public plaza
- ManhattanNYC's densest borough
Broadway · emporium · retail · merchandising · shopping · sales · checkout · inventory · branding · consumerism
Thanksgiving
Autumn gratitude holiday
- balloonsAir-filled rubber sacs
- floatsRemains on surface
- Herald SquareMidtown Manhattan public plaza
marchers · bands · Santa Claus · spectators · telecast · procession · Broadway · annual · tradition · pageantry
given name
Personal name from birth
- femininePertaining to women
- surnameHereditary family identifier
- Irish originAncestry from that island
Matthew · nickname · popular · American · baby name · Madison · Marcy
- Reservation TownsPine Ridge, Rosebud, Standing Rock, Browning, Ignacio
- SiouxlandSioux City, Missouri River, Leeds, Riverside, Lawton
- Reservationtribal land, tribal government, tribal nation, treaty lands, tribal police
- Macy's paradeAnnual Thanksgiving morning procession
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day ParadeAnnual televised holiday procession
- William H. Macy