macy
/ˈmeɪsi/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is merciful; a person who is merciful or compassionate.
“The kind-hearted macy helped the homeless person get back on his feet.”
2. verb
To pardon or forgive (a person or their actions); to show mercy or compassion.
“The victim’s family chose to macy their son’s killer, rather than seeking revenge.”
3. proper noun
A department store chain in the United States, founded in 1858.
“I spent hours browsing through the Macy’s holiday sale last year.”
4. surname
A surname of English origin.
“The historian John Macy wrote extensively on American literature.”