Sally

Verb

• Sally , an attack by the defenders of a town or fortress under siege against a besieging force

Names

• Sally, a nickname for Sarah, which is Hebrew for princess
• Sally, a derivation of a traditional Irish Gaelic name, Sadhbh, pronounced 'syve'
• Sally, a derivation of a Sorcha, an Irish and Scottish Gaelic name, pronounced 'sorr-kha'
• It is derived from a Celtic word meaning 'brightness'. In Ireland it has long been considered a Gaelic form of Sarah, and Anglicized as Sarah and Sally, but this is based on no more than a slight phonetic similarity.
• A male nickname, rare outside Italy and the Italian diaspora, for someone named Salvatore

People with the given name Sally

• Sally Rabbas (1952–2005), Australian murder victim
• Sally Ann Triplett, British actress and singer
• Sally Anne Bowman (1987–2005), British murder victim
• Sally Deweese, American young girl who became mother at 10 years
• Sally Field, American actress
• Sally Gunnell, British hurdler
• Sally Hawkins, British actress
• Sally Kellerman, American actress and singer
• Sally Kirkland, American actress
• Sally Jessy Raphael, talk show host (see Film and television below)
• Sally Ride, American physicist and astronaut
• Sally Salminen, Finnish writer
• Sally Struthers, American actress and spokeswoman
• Sally Whittaker (born 1963), British actress
• Sally Wister, American diarist

Slang

• The Salvation Army
• An effeminate boy or man
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