Utica

[yoo-ti-kuh]

noun

an ancient city on the N coast of Africa, NW of Carthage.
a city in central New York, on the Mohawk River.

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Examples from the Web for utica

Contemporary Examples of utica

Loads of reporters were in Utica, New York following Hillary around in 1999.
Jack Germond and the Old Days
Michael Tomasky
August 14, 2013

Historical Examples of utica

Some events of deep interest occurred while he was in Utica.
Cleveland Past and Present
Maurice Joblin
One of the roads entering into the consolidation was the Utica and Schenectady.
The Railroad Question
William Larrabee
In Africa, we know, they founded the colonies of Utica and Carthage.
The Book of Khalid
Ameen Rihani
I went to Utica, and then turned north as far as Albany, but I lost him.
One Of Them
Charles James Lever
The proportions used in the Utica cement concrete were 1-2½-2½.
Concrete Construction
Halbert P. Gillette

British Dictionary definitions for utica

Utica

noun

an ancient city on the N coast of Africa, northwest of Carthage

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