Hythe

¹ American  

[hahyth] / haɪð /

noun

1. a town in E Kent, in SE England: one of the Cinque Ports.

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hythe ² American  

[hahyth] / haɪð /

noun

plural

hythes

1. History/Historical. a landing place, harbor, or wharf on a river (now preserved in some place names, often in combination).

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Example Sentences

Mr Mackness crossed the finish line at The Big Coastal Walk in Hythe, Kent - an annual event hosted by the charity - on 6 September, in what he said was "a deeply emotional moment".

From BBC

Natalie Smith, who lives on the coast near Hythe, runs the Frugal Mum website and has written a top 15 of places to visit in the county.

From BBC

One of the places she recommends is Brockhill Country Park, Hythe.

From BBC

Spitfire MJ627 came down in a field on Lower Wall Road, West Hythe, on Saturday evening, said its owner Fly a Spitfire.

From BBC

Norfolk Police said officers patrolling Methwold Hythe, near Downham Market, spotted activity in a field at about 02:30 BST on Monday.

From BBC