Monarch was my first thought seeing the thread title.
Of course, now I’m wondering if it might be Mr. North.
Or the Yiddish form of crap: manureh 
Or My Norah.
Or it cold be “Me North … you Fawn Hall”. 
Or people who dig for coal, as pronounced with a lisp: minerth.
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Or people who dig for coal, as pronounced with a lisp: minerth.
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You should have stopped after your first suggestion, which made me laugh.
This was more, uh, :rolleyes:
What’s to say it’s not some Gaelic/Celtic surname like:
McNorth
McNorah
McNerch
McNarah
McNurch
McNarph
I could go on and on more even…
twickster, was there any sort of clue for this entry?
Yeah, there was a clue. It was a cryptic clue. I have sent the puzzle back and don’t recall exactly what it was. The answer was menorah.
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McNarph
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Isn’t that what McPinky says?
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Isn’t that what McPinky says?
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It may well be, but I have no clue.
Is McPinky a harelipped dog maybe?
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Is McPinky a harelipped dog maybe?
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The cartoon character Pinky, currently being celebrated in Cafe Society because of some newly released DVDs, says “narf” a lot.
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The cartoon character Pinky, currently being celebrated in Cafe Society because of some newly released DVDs, says “narf” a lot.
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I apologize for my ignorance. Thanks for the info.