Morecambe¹

noun

a port and resort in NW England, in NW Lancashire on Morecambe Bay (an inlet of the Irish Sea). Pop (with Heysham): 49 569 (2001)

Morecambe²

noun

Eric, real name John Eric Bartholomew. 1926–84, British comedian and actor, noted esp for his comedy partnership (from 1941) with Ernie Wise (real name Ernest Wiseman, 1925–99)

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Examples from the Web for morecambe

Historical Examples

A multitude of lakes are in view, and Morecambe Bay to the south.
Fresh Fields
John Burroughs
The sunset upon the broad watery sands of Morecambe Bay is exquisite in varied tints.
The Lancashire Witches
William Harrison Ainsworth
Fleetwood has grown up within easy recollection; Morecambe is a creation almost of yesterday.
Lancashire
Leo H. (Leo Hartley) Grindon
The heights above Allithwaite cover almost the whole of the fine outlook characteristic of the northern shore of Morecambe Bay.
Lancashire
Leo H. (Leo Hartley) Grindon
Their marriage took place two years later, on June 28th, 1904, quietly at Morecambe.
Musical Criticisms
Arthur Johnstone

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Examples from the Web for morecambe

Historical Examples

A multitude of lakes are in view, and Morecambe Bay to the south.

The sunset upon the broad watery sands of Morecambe Bay is exquisite in varied tints.

Fleetwood has grown up within easy recollection; Morecambe is a creation almost of yesterday.

The heights above Allithwaite cover almost the whole of the fine outlook characteristic of the northern shore of Morecambe Bay.

Their marriage took place two years later, on June 28th, 1904, quietly at Morecambe.

Morecambe¹

Morecambe²