Old Dominion

American  

noun

1. the state of Virginia (used as a nickname).

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Etymology

Origin of Old Dominion

An Americanism dating back to 1770–80

Example Sentences

“What kind of personal information are you providing, and what is that worth to you as a consumer?” said Yuping Liu-Thompkins, an associate dean in Old Dominion University’s marketing department, where she researches customer loyalty.

From MarketWatch

Old Dominion won the award for vocal group of the year for a record seventh straight time, surpassing the six previous wins that belonged to Little Big Town.

From Los Angeles Times

He studied engineering at Old Dominion before switching his major to mathematics.

From Los Angeles Times

The country superstar’s fellow headliners are spitshined Nashville vets Old Dominion and Hardy, one of Music Row’s latest behind-the-scene’s songwriters to make it big on their own, while drawing influences from contemporary hip-hop and rock.

From Seattle Times

Washington briefly held a commitment from former Old Dominion offensive tackle Chris Adams, but he flipped to Memphis on May 6.

From Seattle Times