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Burnside

American  
[burn-sahyd] / ˈbɜrnˌsaɪd /

noun

  1. Ambrose Everett, 1824–81, Union general in the American Civil War.


Example Sentences

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Then, when I was talking to a friend, he reminded me that I knew this place — the Pico Burnside Baths, which was an old Russian Jewish bathhouse.

From Los Angeles Times

“People are scared,” says Melissa Kono, the elected town clerk in Burnside, Wisconsin.

From BBC

They packed rock clubs along Burnside, making the city a breeding ground for talented, ambitious bands.

From Seattle Times

In April, a formerly unhoused man participating in the mission’s long-term shelter program was sorting through piles of donations at the mission’s Burnside Shelter.

From Los Angeles Times

“No one’s leaving anything to chance in this election cycle,” said veteran Democratic consultant Sue Burnside.

From Los Angeles Times