Roy English

Meaning Roy meaning

What does Roy mean?

Roy properNoun

— A en given name.

— } of Anglo-Norman origin.

— } of Old French origin.

— } of Scottish Gaelic origin.

— } of Bengali origin.

— A placename

— A city in Utah, United States.

— A river and glen (see Glen Roy) in Highland council area, Scotland

roy noun

— (obsolete, formal) A king.

roy adjective

— (obsolete) Royal.

Examples Roy examples

How do I use Roy in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Roy fastened the medal with a pin.

I met Roy, who asked me to give you this one.

She played cards with Roy.

Movie subtitles

Okay, Roy!

When'll you be back, Roy?

I might use you for a bridesmaid, Roy.

That's kind of raw, Roy hanging a man in his sleep to please a newspaper.

Roy V.

Roy V. Bensinger, the poet.

Roy, write me a story from the point of view of the escaped man.

Now read it back to me, Roy.

Better go back and get your supper, Roy.

I been hearing about Roy Earle for years.

Why, you're Roy Earle, the bandit!

You Roy Earle?

You can have your Roy Earle.

Roy says we gotta send Marie back.

Roy Seawright's effects weren't as elaborate as those in The Invisible Man, but they were well done.

Roy! - Yes, sir? Take an editorial on lawyers.

Roy, stop the press.

Roy! - You got that editorial on dentists started yet?

Oh, Miss Bernard, meet Mr. Spencer, Mr. Roy Spencer.

I might use you for a bridesmaid, Roy. --oh.

That's kinda raw, Roy.

Goodbye, Roy.

Roy, this is wartime.

Oh, Roy. Lester.

A dancer. You know, Roy. You know, Roy.

Miss Lester, His Grace has consented to the marriage of Captain Roy Cronin. of the Rendleshire Fusiliers to Myra Lester of Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.

Well, darling? - Oh, Roy.

Roy Cronin.

News and current affairs

As the world concentrates on the war in Iraq, it should keep a watchful eye on India, suggests the novelist Arundhati Roy, because a form of Hindu fascism is growing ever stronger in the subcontinent.