Waukesha

[ waw-ki-shaw ]

noun

1. a city in SE Wisconsin, W of Milwaukee.

Example Sentences

In January, 1871, he was appointed an officer of the reform school at Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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In her own circle of acquaintances several young men in whom she was interested had gone to Waukesha.

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And such a reel; it will go down to history as the dance of the Waukesha meeting.

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On the evening of the second we stopped at Prairie Village, now known as Waukesha.

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He came to Wisconsin in 1851; learned the printer's trade, and was afterward editor of the Waukesha Democrat.

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