Callaway
- proper noun
- /ˈkæl.ə.weɪ/
- They say the first Mrs. Callaway was a lovely woman, but look at this room.
And we go in there one day and Judge Callaway, who's a judge and juvenile, is there, and she came in to write songs, Jay.
- And we go in there one day and Judge Callaway, who's a judge and juvenile, is there, and she came in to write songs, Jay.
Examples
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Oh, Mr. Callaway is out for the afternoon.
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It's the Callaway house.
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From the Callaway Foundation for Kids?
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Well, it was very nice to meet you, Mr. Callaway.
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Alyssa Callaway, it's a pleasure to meet you.
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You've already saved my life, Mr. Callaway.
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Mademoiselle Lilli, Mr. Callaway is waiting.
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Mr. Callaway.
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Mr. Callaway's getting married in 90 minutes at St. Bartholomew's.
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It's great to finally meet you, Mr. Callaway.
Synonyms
A family or first name used by people
A last name that some people have
A family name used as a last name by people
A family name used as a person's last name
A last name used by some people
A family name or first name used by people in English-speaking countries
A family name from Scotland
A family name used by some people from England
A family name that people have as their last name
A last name used by some families
A last name used by people, often from England
A family name used by people
A family name from England or Scotland
A family name often found in Scotland
A last name that some people have
A name people in the same family share as their last name
A family name people use as a last name
A family name that people in the same family share
A family name used by some people
A name that a family uses as their last name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Callaway is an English family name that probably began as a place name, so it once meant someone 'from Callaway'. A helpful way to remember it is to see it as call ('call') + way ('road'), like a 'road where people call', which makes the name easy to recall.