Tottenham

[ tot-n-uhm, tot-nuhm ]

noun

1. a former borough, now part of Haringey, in SE England, N of London.

Example Sentences

Like, maybe Liverpool needs to play more like — gasp — Tottenham or something.

From FiveThirtyEight

He has now scored more than 200 goals for Tottenham and is valued at well over $100 million.

From FiveThirtyEight

Flash forward to the present, and Mourinho’s Tottenham is pacing the league heading into the same busy holiday period it stumbled through a season ago.

From FiveThirtyEight

Tottenham has been clinical to this point, but it has also outperformed expectations, if only slightly.

From FiveThirtyEight

There’s a moment in Amazon’s recent fly-on-the-wall documentary series about Tottenham’s 2019-20 season when Mourinho tells his players to stop being “nice” on the pitch and start being something we absolutely cannot print here.

From FiveThirtyEight

To welcome the English Premier League to NBC, the former SNL star took over as coach of Tottenham Hotspur.

From The Daily Beast

Or André Villas Boas, the Portuguese coach of British club Tottenham Hotspur, talking about a game against Manchester United.

From The Daily Beast

As we crossed Tottenham Court Road she slipped her hand into my overcoat pocket, and my own encountered it there.

From Project Gutenberg

On Jemmy arriving at Tottenham, the butler informed him of his lordship's orders, and then rode off before him to show the way.

From Project Gutenberg

He pulled his cap lower to hide his bandaged head, and struck off in the direction of Tottenham Court road.

From Project Gutenberg

The neighbouring hospitals anticipate scalp wounds and bruises after a hot spell in Tottenham.

From Project Gutenberg

The young man vanished for his sixteen days, and in his absence came the bale of theology from Tottenham Court Road.

From Project Gutenberg