mccall
/məˈkɔːl/Definitions
1. noun
a Scottish surname, especially one borne by a Gaelic-speaking Highlander.
“He’s a McCall from the Scottish Highlands.”
2. verb
to call by a Gaelic or Scottish name, typically as a way of addressing someone.
“She’ll mccall him Angus if he does that again.”
3. verb
to challenge or defy someone, often in a playful or humorous way.
“He was mccalling the chef to a cook-off.”
4. verb
to call out or challenge someone, often in a bold or daring manner.
“He was mccalling the mountain climbers to reach the summit.”