Dartford

[ dahrt-ferd ]

/ ˈdɑrt fərd /

noun

a borough in Kent, S England, on the River Thames: Peasants' Revolt began here 1381.

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Examples from the Web for dartford

In the 1950 and 1951 elections, a young woman called Margaret Roberts was the Conservative candidate in Dartford.
The Party Not to Be|David Frum|March 2, 2013|DAILY BEAST
The Dartford warbler, he said in the course of conversation, had unhappily long been extinct in the county.
Birds and Man|W. H. Hudson
At Dartford, one of the collectors had demanded the tax for a young girl, daughter of he who is known to history as Wat Tyler.
The Dover Road|Charles G. Harper
As a matter of fact, he was not to be found, for he had gone by the very earliest train to Dartford to see Mr. and Mrs. Brett.
A Modern Tomboy|L. T. Meade

Tournaments were held at Dartford and other places, one in Westcheape.
Saint George for England|G. A. Henty
Several of these fish were sold publicly at Maidstone and Dartford.
The Rain Cloud|Anonymous

British Dictionary definitions for dartford

Dartford

/ (ˈdɑːtfəd) /

noun

a town in SE England, in NW Kent. Pop: 56 818 (2001)

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