Fairfield

American  

[fair-feeld] / ˈfɛərˌfild /

noun

1. a city in central California.

2. a town in SW Connecticut.

3. a town in central Ohio.

4. a city in central Alabama.

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Example Sentences

While Paul has not commented on his decision to sell his Sunshine State home, his fiancee revealed in a recent YouTube video that she was preparing to part ways with her Fairfield, Conn., dwelling—telling her followers that she had “stumbled upon” the perfect property for the happy couple.

From MarketWatch

Supt Luke Dillon said overall crime figures in the Fairfield ward, where the pilot has been held, fell by 12% per cent.

From BBC

Before his arrest, Rubin had lived in a rented home in Fairfield, Conn., close to his daughter’s house.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Why does it take so long to do simple things?” asked one of those voters, the Bay Area’s Michael Duncan, as he lamented his pothole-ridden, 120-mile round-trip commute between Fairfield and an environmental analyst job in Livermore.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, the author writes, the first person to get rich from maple-sugar products was an American: George Clinton Cary of Fort Fairfield, Maine, who founded Highland Farms and came to be known as the Maple Sugar King.

From The Wall Street Journal