Yarmouth

[ yahr-muhth ]

noun

1. a city in SE Massachusetts.
2. a seaport in SW Nova Scotia, in SE Canada: summer resort.
3. Great. Great Yarmouth.

Yarmouth

/ ˈjɑːməθ /

noun

1. short for Great Yarmouth

Example Sentences

Mass-vaccination centers in the Boston area are little help to Yarmouth residents, especially older people who cannot travel, Murphy said.

From Washington Post

Let it be understood that the old gentleman was employed in Yarmouth under one of the departments of the Board of Trade.

From Project Gutenberg

Yarmouth is an ancient town with many points of interest and at present noted principally for its fisheries.

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Yarmouth is a fierce rival in the race, and, as it has now superior accommodation, many a boat makes for that far-famed port.

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Sir Astley Cooper was much connected with Yarmouth in his young days, when his father was the incumbent of the parish church.

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I read that Lady Yarmouth (my most religious and gracious King's favorite) sold a bishopric to a clergyman for 5000 pounds.

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