Coley
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4.3
- proper noun
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Coley
- After the game, a cold, windy, rainy Friday night, Vista Murrieta coach Coley Candaele was asked numerous questions about his star player.
After this first success, Coley kept trying, and while his next few patients had tumor shrinkage, they died from bacterial infection.
- After this first success, Coley kept trying, and while his next few patients had tumor shrinkage, they died from bacterial infection.
- Let's leave out of here with again with my boy Coley, Garrett, Daisy.
- And so, you know, for me it was Kim Burrell, Reverend John P Key commissioned, you know, all of those people, Daryl Coley studying all of that.
- But that's Coley Garrett A Garat and that's Coley Gerat with a song called Ode to Daisy.
Examples
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Um... her name was Coley.
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Rigger Wade Coley was on the scene when the accident happened.
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All right, Coley, get quiet now.
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Give Coley a kiss and tell him it's from me.
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Coley, please just get out of the car.
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I want to thank, I want to thank, I want to thank my brother Coley, who's here.
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We've all matured since school, Coley.
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Come here, Coley.
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I spoke to Coley about the upcoming event, and he shared his thoughts.
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Coley is my best friend, and we've known each other since childhood.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coley started as the family name Cole with the simple ending -y, so a helpful way to remember it is 'little Cole' or 'son of Cole'. Cole originally meant 'coal' and was used for someone with dark hair or who worked with coal, which is why Coley became a surname and later a given name.