Tarrytown

[ tar-ee-toun ]

noun
  1. a village in SE New York, on the Hudson River: restored home of Washington Irving.

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How to use Tarrytown in a sentence

  • I motored to Tarrytown yesterday and had an interview with Mrs. Bailey.

  • Once we get to Tarrytown we can linger as long as we please.

  • A mounted cop on the bridge made sure you were all three inside, and the operator at Tarrytown was a local detective.

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  • She and Margaret had to visit both grandmothers, and go over to Tarrytown, for the Morgans had insisted upon it.

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