Joy
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Joy is an emotion of great happiness.
Joy may also refer to:
[edit] Surname
Alfred Harrison Joy, American astronomer (d. 1973) Bernard Joy, English footballer (d.1984) Bill Joy, Computer Pioneer (William Joy) Brian Joy, a former English footballer C. Turner Joy, an admiral of the United States Navy (d. 1956) Charles Frederick Joy, U.S. politician from Missouri (d. 1921) George William Joy, an Irish illustrator (d.1925) Greg Joy, a Canadian Olympic athlete Henry Bourne Joy, automobile businessman (d. 1936) Ian Joy, an American soccer player Joseph Francis Joy, American inventor and founder of Joy Mining Machinery (d.1957) Leatrice Joy, an American silent film actress (d. 1985) Mary E. Joy, a British author and journalist (d. 1898) Mike Joy, a TV sports announcer currently with NASCAR and FOX Sports Norman H. Joy, British coleopterist noted for his work Practical Handbook of British Beetles (d. 1953) Prosenjit Joy, a cricketer from Bangladesh Rick Joy, an American architect Robert Joy, Canadian character actor Md. Zahangir Hossain Joy, Graphic Designer, +8801714887733 Joy Behar, American comedian, TV host of The View, and actress Joy Davidman, American writer and wife of C. S. Lewis (d. 1960) Joy Destiny Tobing, winner of the first Indonesian Idol Joy Enriquez, American singer who had success in the early 2000s Joy Fawcett, an American soccer player Joy Garnett, a New York artist Joy Giovanni, WWE diva Joy Grieveson (Elizabeth Grieveson), British track and field athlete Joy Harjo, an American poet Joy Kogawa, a Canadian poet and novelist Joy Lauren, an American actress Joy Ogwu, a Nigerian foreign minister Joy Padgett, a Republican member of the Ohio Senate Joy Quigley, a New Zealand politician Joy Saha, a Bangladeshi bassist Joy Smith, a Canadian politician Joy Turner, a fictional character on the US sitcom My Name is Earl, played by Jaime Pressly Joy Williams, Christian singer Judy-Joy Davies, an Australian backstroke swimmer of the 1940s
[edit] Literature
Joy (novel), a 1990 novel by Marsha Hunt Joy (novels), series of erotic novels by Joy Laurey
[edit] Music
Joy (album), the final album by The Skids Joy (EP), a three-song EP by American punk band the Minutemen Joy (The Stalin), the first album by Japanese punk rock band The Stalin Joy (Avalon album), a holiday album by Avalon Joy (Paul King album), the one solo album by Paul King "Joy" (Psychic TV album), a single by experimental group Psychic TV Joy, a single and album by Japanese singer Yuki Isoya "Joy", a song by Against Me! from their album Searching for a Former Clarity "Joy", a song by Lucinda Williams on her album Car Wheels on a Gravel Road "Joy", a song by François Feldman on his album Indigo "Joy", a song by VNV Nation on their album Praise the Fallen "Joy", a song by Mick Jagger on his album Goddess in the Doorway "Joy (Soul II Soul song)", a song by Soul II Soul on their album Just Right Vol. III Joy (band), an Austrian band Joy Division, a band from the United Kingdom Joy Electric, a one-man electropop/synth pop/Christian group Joy Records, a record label
[edit] Places
Joy, Illinois, a village in the United States Joys Green, a village in Gloucestershire, England Joy Range, a mountain range on Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut, Canada Port La-Joye / Fort Amherst, French for "Port of Joy", located in central Prince Edward Island, Canada Several places called Mount Joy
[edit] Other uses
Joy (programming language), a concatenative functional language Joy Melbourne, a radio station in Melbourne, Australia Joy (dishwashing liquid), a brand name of detergent products produced by Procter & Gamble Nurse Joy, a set of similar looking characters from the fictional Pokémon franchise that operate the Pokémon Centers. USS Daniel A. Joy (DE 585), a destroyer USS Turner Joy (DD-951), a destroyer named after C. Turner Joy (above)
[edit] See also
Joystick, a computer game control device Joy Buzzer, a practical joke device
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