Windham

[ win-duhm ]

noun

1. a town in NE Connecticut.
2. a town in SW Maine.

Example Sentences

An attempt to render it illegal was defeated in parliament in 1800, chiefly through the opposition of Windham.

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Nevertheless Windham and others of Fox's party supported the government, and the address was carried without a division.

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He intrusted himself to Colone Windham of Dorsetshire, an affectionate partisan of the royal family.

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Sir Colin Campbell marched over it, and in safety reached the intrenchment in which Windham was shut up.

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Windham is a neighbor of ours, and last summer I kept telling him that his collie was worrying my Shropshires.

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