Massachuset
Britishnoun
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a member of a North American Indian people formerly living around Massachusetts Bay
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the language of this people, belonging to the Algonquian family
Etymology
Origin of Massachuset
probably from Algonquian, literally: at the big hill
Example Sentences
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“Infrastructure’s about roads and bridges, but it’s about the other things we need to have a fully engaged and active work force,” said Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusets.
From New York Times
In addition to Minnesota and Massachusets, Biden was projected to win Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, Arkansas, and Oklahoma -- a remarkable turnaround after his poor performances in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada last month.
From Fox News
As several states move to shut out GOP primary challengers to President Trump, former Massachusets Governor Bill Weld insists he still has a chance, despite recent polling showing Trump holding an overwhelming lead.
From Fox News
A local Massachusets beer writer who has penned the "Beer Nut" column for more than 12 years decided to end it on Wednesday in order to give himself a "chance to live."
From Fox News
He is now, or ought to be, living in Lowell, in the State of Massachusets.
From Project Gutenberg
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