Commack

American  

[koh-mak, kom-ak] / ˈkoʊ mæk, ˈkɒm æk /

noun

1. a town on central Long Island, in SE New York.

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Example Sentences

And Cohen, with his heavy Nassau County accent, reminded her of the boys she knew growing up in Commack, on Long Island.

From Seattle Times

Charles Limmer, 75, of Commack, pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to smuggle wildlife into the country and agreed to pay a $30,215 penalty as well as hand over his collection of roughly 1,000 butterflies, moths and other insects.

From Seattle Times

In fact he said so at a Ronald Reagan Republican Club gathering in Commack, New York, where he raved about the results he had seen from his own Ozempic use—and claimed he had stock in the company, too.

From Slate

Contacted at his Long Island home in Commack, New York, he declined to comment on the charges.

From Seattle Times

Under the terms of the settlement, the law firm, based in Commack, New York, will be required to drop any pending lawsuit that lacks proper documentation and refrain from bringing further such unsupported litigation, according to the CFPB.

From Reuters