Scarsdale

American  

[skahrz-deyl] / ˈskɑrzˌdeɪl /

noun

1. a town in SE New York, N of New York City.

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Example Sentences

Abdullah Ahmed, 15, buys stocks through a custodial account and runs an 80-member investing club at his high school in Scarsdale, N.Y.

From The Wall Street Journal

At a recent open house in Scarsdale, the report went on, a real-estate agent said the SUVs were double-parked down the block.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their first time was looking after two dogs for a week in a house in Scarsdale outside New York City.

From BBC

He grew up in the affluent New York suburb of Scarsdale, where he discovered his passion for theater in high school.

From Los Angeles Times

The seeds for the most anticipated matchup of this women’s college basketball season were planted decades earlier, in the halls of Scarsdale High School in New York, where Geno Auriemma was hot on the trail of one of the sport’s most coveted recruits.

From Los Angeles Times