Ozark

[ oh-zahrk ]

noun

1. a town in SE Alabama.

Example Sentences

There’s endless talk in Ozark about the desire to flee the criminal world for a blissful past, or uncharted future, of domestic tranquility.

From The Daily Beast

Expertly directed by Andrew Bernstein, Alik Sakharov, and Robin Wright, Ozark remains a show drenched in blue-gray darkness, its exterior iciness in tune with its subjects’ internal frostiness.

From The Daily Beast

If you’re like me, you were obsessed with the Ozark series on Netflix during the pandemic and grew curious about visiting the wooded lake region yourself.

From The Daily Beast

Spaniards worked the mines in the Ozark Hills of Missouri two hundred years ago.

From Project Gutenberg

This Ozark-Ouachita region—by whatever name finally designated—is one with a long and varied, nay, even a poetic history.

From Project Gutenberg

The study of the island-like Ozark region in the broad, ocean-like expanse of the prairies is far from being complete.

From Project Gutenberg

At length, however, the Spanish fort on the Ozark was reached, and the men of the expedition were reunited.

From Project Gutenberg

It was not far now to the camp of the Hunters of the Ozark, and it was perilous to wait to warn them.

From Project Gutenberg