McIntosh Definition

măkĭn-tŏsh
noun
A late-maturing variety of red apple.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of McIntosh

Noun

Singular:
McIntosh
Plural:
mcintoshes

Origin of McIntosh

  • After John McIntosh (fl. 1796), Canadian farmer

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

McIntosh Sentence Examples

  • Emma also placed second in the Grand Prix, overhauling Donald McIntosh in the final, while Robin Law's lead remained unassailable.

  • Emma also placed second in the Grand Prix, overhauling Donald McIntosh in the final, while Robin Law 's lead remained unassailable.

  • Kate Quinn Organics- Kate McIntosh Quinn started her line of 100 percent certified organic baby clothing in 2005 with parents in mind.

  • In spite of a troubled childhood, actress and singer Lorraine McIntosh has found true happiness through her own family.

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