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Guilford

American  
[gil-ferd] / ˈgɪl fərd /

noun

  1. a town in S Connecticut, on Long Island Sound.


Example Sentences

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Clearly, with regard to the Maccabi Tel Aviv episode, it can't just have been Craig Guilford who had his fingers in this squalid mess, there must have been others in his leadership team who were equally culpable.

From BBC

“Margaret, cancel my lunch with Lady Guilford. It seems I will be staying at home today. Have a headache lozenge and a box of chocolates sent to my private parlor, at once!”

From Literature

Editor Jonathan Guilford in an accompanying op-ed about the lessons from the Meta AI story.

From Salon

The state Elections Board has also determined that up to 1,409 overseas voters registered in Guilford County are at risk of disenfranchisement should they fail to cure their ballots, alongside another 266 "Never Resident" voters registered in 53 counties.

From Salon

District Judge Andrew Guilford to ask for mercy.

From Los Angeles Times