Millville

American  

[mil-vil] / ˈmɪl vɪl /

noun

1. a city in S New Jersey.

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Example Sentences

The course, designed by Tiger Woods and his team, is located in Trout’s hometown of Millville, N.J., and includes a refueling stop in “a concrete bunker tucked behind the 14th tee and styled like a classic baseball dugout.”

From Los Angeles Times

Trout came from Millville, N.J., a blue-collar town of not even 30,000 people, some 40 miles south of Philadelphia.

From Los Angeles Times

In a report from the Southern Minnesota Regional Medical Examiner's Office obtained from Vice News, Protzman's injuries were the result of losing control of his dirt bike while riding at the Meadow Valley Motocross track in Millville.

From Salon

And, yes, that 2009 draft did feature one particularly notable selection in the first round, with the Angels selecting Mike Trout out of New Jersey’s Millville High with the 25th pick.

From Seattle Times

The magazine dutifully noted how Trout returned every winter to his hometown of Millville, N.J., about 45 miles from the Phillies’ ballpark, how his usual order at Jim’s Diner was “six burgers, no cheese, just Jim’s special sauce,” and how an 8-year-old named Theo had become “something of a schoolyard celebrity” because Theo’s parents bought Trout’s old family home and Theo discovered he was sleeping in Trout’s old bedroom.

From Los Angeles Times