Biddeford

American  

[bid-uh-ferd] / ˈbɪd ə fərd /

noun

1. a city in SW Maine.

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Example Sentences

Linda Darlene Drouin was born on June 21, 1949, in Biddeford, Maine, and grew up in New Hampshire.

From New York Times

Betsy Martin, a retired health care administrator from Biddeford, said residents are feeling drained by the corrosive partisanship in a rural state with a tradition of moderate politics and independent voters.

From Seattle Times

Maria Zombo, an Angolan asylum seeker and mother of six who lives outside of Portland, recently opened an African grocery store in the revitalized downtown of Biddeford.

From New York Times

Placing whiskey barrel planters with plants that repel mosquitoes in strategic locations was just one method that environmental science professor Noah Perlut and his students at the University of New England used to reduce the number of mosquitoes on the Biddeford, Maine, campus.

From Washington Post

Anthony Fuscellaro of Biddeford, Maine, has job-hopped for most of his working life since dropping out of college.

From Washington Post