Quincy
[ˈkwɪnsi]Meaning
from a Norman surname, ultimately from Latin Quintus, "fifth (born)"
Background Story
Quincy is an English surname derived, via the place name Cuinchy, from the personal name Quintus. The Norman surname is of Old French origin, from a place name Quincy or Quincey in France, and the word is also used in reference to toilets, after John Quincy Adams had one installed at the White House.
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