Biloxi

[ bih-lok-see, -luhk- ]

noun

1. a city in SE Mississippi, on the Gulf of Mexico.

Example Sentences

Harrison County, which includes Biloxi, is one of two in the state that received funds directly from the Treasury Department to start its own programs.

From Washington Post

Back in the 1920s, when OZY Deputy Editor Tracy Moran’s grandma Nettie was a kid, the family parked itself in the beaches-and-casinos city of Biloxi, on the Gulf of Mexico.

From Ozy

After a family trip to Disney World, she headed back to Biloxi.

From The Daily Beast

After graduating from basic training in Texas, Neubauer reported to Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Mississippi in March 2013.

From The Daily Beast

Soon after she was recruited by OSI, she says she was brought in to work on criminal cases with the Biloxi police department.

From The Daily Beast

As a lapsed Mississippian, one of the most shocking to me regarded his visit with Jefferson Davis down at Davis' home in Biloxi.

From The Daily Beast

Doing so in Biloxi, Mississippi, would get you run out of town.

From The Daily Beast

And the Biloxi people, whom General Butler surprised of a morning, were found to be in a very tragic state.

From Project Gutenberg

Iberville now repaired to the harbor of Biloxi, on the coast of the present State of Mississippi.

From Project Gutenberg

In the next year he made a third voyage, and ordered the feeble establishment at Biloxi to be moved to the bay of Mobile.

From Project Gutenberg

He planted his colony at Biloxi, a healthy but sterile spot between the Mobile and Mississippi rivers, and built a fortification.

From Project Gutenberg

Since Eugene had left her at Biloxi, Angela had spent a most miserable period of seven months.

From Project Gutenberg