Biddeford

[bid-uh-ferd]

noun

1. a city in SW Maine.

Example Sentences

“Frankly, this guy is peculiar,” Biddeford Journal Tribune, July 15, 2000.

From Slate

“It’s not like basketball, where you can kind of shoot off the whistle,” Biddeford, Maine, native Dumoulin said, helpfully throwing in a comparison for non-hockey sports fans.

From Seattle Times

Like the native of Biddeford, Maine, is back on the neighborhood pond.

From Seattle Times

McCollum was attacked in April 2018 in Biddeford by the men, who taunted and shouted racial slurs from their vehicle before a confrontation in which McCollum was struck in the jaw.

From Seattle Times

The judge issued a default judgement against Maurice Diggins and Dusty Leo, of Biddeford, both of whom are in federal custody and weren’t represented by attorneys in the proceeding.

From Seattle Times