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Cunningham

Definition:

Cunningham is a surname of Scottish origin. It is derived from the Gaelic words "cunn" meaning "chief" and "ingean" meaning "daughter" or "descendant."

Part of Speech:

Noun

Sense 1:

(Proper Noun) A Scottish surname, primarily used as a last name.

Sample Sentence:

John Cunningham was a renowned Scottish architect who designed several iconic buildings in the 19th century.

Sense 2:

(Noun) A cunning or crafty person; someone who uses slyness or deceit to achieve their goals.

Sample Sentence:

The cunning fox snuck into the chicken coop and stole all the eggs.

Sense 3:

(Adjective) Referring to someone or something that is clever, sly, or artfully deceptive.

Sample Sentence:

The magician's cunning tricks left the audience amazed and bewildered.

Sense 4:

(Local) In some regions, "Cunningham" is used to refer to a type of apple variety.

Sample Sentence:

My mom made a delicious pie using freshly picked Cunningham apples from the orchard.

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