Chickamauga

American  

[chik-uh-maw-guh] / ˌtʃɪk əˈmɔ gə /

noun

1. a creek in NW Georgia: scene of a Confederate victory 1863.

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Example Sentences

He spoke as if each syllable had been dredged through the Chickamauga Dam.

From Los Angeles Times

Last year, Greene publicly championed Confederacy in a befuddled but broader sense when she visited the Wilder monument in Chickamauga, GA to honor Confederate soldiers of the Wilder Brigade.

From Salon

"Tonight, I stopped at the Wilder Monument in Chickamauga, GA, which honors the Confederate soldiers of the Wilder Brigade," Greene posted to Truth Social.

From Salon

“You have to think about how the river system has changed with inundation. The channel of the river was out here,” he said, sweeping his hand toward the middle of Chickamauga Lake.

From Washington Times

When I think of happiness, one of the images that always comes up is chasing Penelope, not a care in the world, as she ran around the hills of the Chickamauga Battlefield in Georgia.

From Seattle Times