Biddeford

[ bid-uh-ferd ]

/ ˈbɪd ə fərd /

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noun

a city in SW Maine.

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Words nearby Biddeford

Bida, bid adieu, bidarka, Bidault, biddable, Biddeford, bidden, bidding, bidding prayer, Biddle, biddy

How to use Biddeford in a sentence

These two tracts formed the township of Saco, a part of which now bears the name of Biddeford.
England in America, 1580-1652|Lyon Gardiner Tyler
Saco and Biddeford, in Maine, ordered that fellow-townsmen should have preference in every employment.
Home Life in Colonial Days|Alice Morse Earle
This business transacted, I at once returned to my practice at Biddeford.
Seven Wives and Seven Prisons|L.A. Abbott
When he finds out we haven't been to Biddeford, he'll ask at every house on the way back.
Jack the Hunchback|James Otis

So, after an hour's plotting and planning, he made some purchases in Biddeford and started on his return trip.
The Village Watch-Tower|(AKA Kate Douglas Riggs) Kate Douglas Wiggin