Collingwood

American  

[kol-ing-wood] / ˈkɒl ɪŋˌwʊd /

noun

1. a city in SE Australia, near Melbourne.

2. a town in S Ontario, in S Canada, on Georgian Bay of Lake Huron.

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Example Sentences

There has not been a coach with a fielding specialism working with the England team since Paul Collingwood departed from the set-up at the beginning of the home summer.

From BBC

Assistant coach Paul Collingwood disappeared at the beginning of the home summer and has not been replaced, and there was no clarity on the identity of England's fast-bowling coach for this tour right up to the last minute.

From BBC

Luke Collingwood, an inexperienced navigator, was given the job of captain.

From The Wall Street Journal

Every man, woman or child 'barracks' for a team, whether it is Carlton, Hawthorn, St Kilda, the unpopular but successful Collingwood, or Fleming's team Essendon, where his daughter plays for the women's side.

From BBC

So when in Melbourne, skip the fish and chips — or even pavlova — and opt for a prosciutto-stacked focaccia from Stefanino Panino in Collingwood or a meatball sub made from a three-generation-old recipe at Piccolo Viccolo in Ascot Vale.

From Salon