Caledon

[ kal-i-duhn ]

noun

1. a town in SE Ontario, in S Canada, near Toronto.

Example Sentences

At two o'clock we were ordered to proceed to the Caledon River.

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In a poem still extant, Merlin tells how he wandered long in the wild wood of Caledon.

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Private Fred Gibson, Caledon, pushed forward alone with his machine-gun, and fought until all his ammunition was used.

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Private James Mahaffy, Caledon, was badly wounded in the leg early in the day, and was ordered back.

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Corporal John Conn, Caledon, came across two of our machine-guns out of action.

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