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Endsville

American  
[endz-vil] / ˈɛndz vɪl /

adjective

(sometimes lowercase)
  1. most wonderful or exciting.

    a rock band that was regarded as Endsville in the late fifties.

  2. (of a location, circumstance, etc.) most isolated or undesirable.


Etymology

Origin of Endsville

see origin at end 1, dragsville

Example Sentences

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The Endsville of this odd arrangement is the cotton comedy.

From Time Magazine Archive

Endsville, thought the 16-year-old heir, Cyrus Eaton III, grandson of the Industrialist Cyrus Sr. There was no football team at Hawken, and worse yet, no girls.

From Time Magazine Archive