carfax
/ (ˈkɑːfæks) /
a place where principal roads or streets intersect, esp a place in a town where four roads meet
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How to use carfax in a sentence
We go by a patch of park and through a mediocre street, and find ourselves in the public square,—the carfax of the city.
A Midsummer Drive Through The Pyrenees | Edwin Asa DixThose in front had now stopped also; and Master carfax came ambling back to see what had occasioned the delay.
Robin Hood | Paul CreswickWithout answering carfax, he fitted an arrow to his bow, and sent speeding death to the trembling stag.
Robin Hood | Paul Creswick"One was to deal with Robin of Locksley," said carfax, snarlingly, and without yielding his point.
Robin Hood | Paul CreswickFord encouraged his foresters by word and gesture; and carfax kept himself as far out of it as possible.
Robin Hood | Paul Creswick
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