Newington

[ noo-ing-tuhn, nyoo- ]

/ ˈnu ɪŋ tən, ˈnyu- /

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noun

a town in S Connecticut.

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How to use Newington in a sentence

The poor of Newington should have been in excellent case by this time, unless, indeed, their numbers increased with the times.
The Portsmouth Road and Its Tributaries|Charles G. Harper
As the crowd passed on towards Newington it increased in size.
The History of Burke and Hare|George Mac Gregor
The church seen some distance to the left of the road is that of Newington.
The Dover Road|Charles G. Harper
These people were the Stareys of Stoke Newington,—a widow lady, and her two unmarried daughters, beginning now to be old maids.
The Remarkable History of Sir Thomas Upmore, bart., M.P., formerly known as "Tommy Upmore"|R. D. Blackmore

On the Stoke Newington estate, belonging to the National, premiums of £30 and even of £40 have been realised.
Freehold Land Societies|J. Ewing Ritchie