Crossword clues for mcneil
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Housing Units (2000): 280
Land area (2000): 1.341763 sq. miles (3.475149 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 1.341763 sq. miles (3.475149 sq. km)
FIPS code: 43100
Located within: Arkansas (AR), FIPS 05
Location: 33.346030 N, 93.208276 W
ZIP Codes (1990):
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
McNeil
Wikipedia
See also Clan MacNeil for information on the Scottish Clan
McNeil may refer to:
McNeil or MacNeil is a Scottish surname closely related to the Gaelic speaking Isle of Barra in the Hebrides. Notable people with the surname include:
- Adrienne McNeil Herndon, designer of the Herndon Home
- Andrew McNeil, Scottish professional footballer
- Bob McNeil, Scottish footballer who played both North and South of the border
- Carla Speed McNeil, sci-fi writer, illustrator
- Catherine McNeil, Australian model
- Charles K. McNeil, invented the point spread in sports gambling
- Charlie McNeil, former American football defensive back
- Claudia McNeil, American actress
- Clifton McNeil, former professional American football player in the National Football League
- Colin McNeil, Scottish professional boxer
- Craig McNeil, American judge advocate (military lawyer) at Abu Ghraib prison in 2004
- David B. McNeil (1818–1897), New York politician
- Dixie McNeil, football player and manager in England and Wales
- Donald McNeil Fairfax, Commander in command of the USS Nantucket
- Duncan McNeil, Scottish politician
- Freeman McNeil, American football player
- George McNeil (ice hockey), former professional ice hockey player and coach
- Gerald McNeil, German former professional American football player
- Gerry McNeil, Canadian hockey player
- Hector McNeil, Scottish politician
- Howard McNeil, meteorologist
- Irving McNeil Ives, United States Senator from New York
- Jay McNeil, former offensive lineman for the Calgary Stampeders, of the Canadian Football League
- Jean McNeil, fiction and travel author
- Jeremy McNeil, American basketball player who played college basketball for Syracuse University
- John McNeil, general in the Union Army during the American Civil War
- John McNeil (footballer born 1959), Scottish former professional footballer who played as a right winger
- John McNeil (Musician), jazz musician
- Johnny McNeil, Scottish footballer, playing as a centre-half, and a football manager
- Joseph Carruthers, Australian politician and Premier of New South Wales
- Kate McNeil, American television actress
- Legs McNeil, founder of Punk magazine
- Loretta McNeil, American athlete
- Lori McNeil, African-American tennis coach and player
- Luis Anderson McNeil, first Panamanian Secretary General of the Inter-American Regional Organization of Labor
- Matty McNeil, English footballer
- Mcneil Clarke, Ontario lawyer and political figure
- Michael McNeil, former Middlesbrough and Ipswich Town (English) footballer
- Mick McNeil, English former professional footballer
- Moses McNeil, Scottish football player
- Nancy McNeil, Playboy magazine model
- Neil McNeil, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Toronto
- Norm McNeil, reserve catcher in Major League Baseball who played briefly for the Boston Red Sox
- Pat McNeil, former professional American football running back for the Kansas City Chiefs
- Ron McNeil, Canadian politician
- Ryan McNeil (American football), American football player in the NFL who was selected by the Detroit Lions
- Sally McNeil and dead husband Ray McNeil, bodybuilders
- Scott McNeil, Australian voice actor
- Shawn McNeil, Canadian Hockey Player
- Stephen McNeil, Member of the Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia
- Suzie McNeil, Canadian vocalist, contestant on Rock Star: INXS
- Wade McNeil, musician
Usage examples of "mcneil".
If you and Colonel McNeil can fix the enemy in place, Colonel Arbuckle, I can get the militias up soon enough to simply overwhelm the foe.
That made him a superb trainer of garrison troops, granted, as even his longtime antagonists Colonels McNeil and Arbuckle would admit.
Even with understrength regiments, McNeil and Arbuckle would have that leading enemy regiment outnumbered, without enough room for the Arkansans to bring their other regiment into play very quickly or easily.
If Harrison had to lose one of his experienced regimental commanders, it was really a pity the Arkansans hadn’t killed Arbuckle instead of McNeil.
He told the whole story, reading out the carbon copy of the letter froin Mr McNeil to Professor O'Leary at Ann Arbor that he had got from Julie.
McNeil was watching me quite clearly the summer afternoon before eleventh grade when I was mowing the back lawn in my red Speedo.
McNeil was also behaving normally, as far as Grant could tell, although he suspected that some of the technical maintenance was being carried out with a very light hand, and he’.
McNeil knew that some pathologists would never admit nurses to an autopsy until the first incision had been made.