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Wanaque

American  
[won-uh-kyoo, -kee, wuh-nah-kwee, -kee] / ˈwɒn əˌkyu, -ˌki, wəˈnɑ kwi, -ki /

noun

  1. a town in NE New Jersey.


Example Sentences

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She gathered them all outdoors, at a gazebo in Wanaque, N.J., where her mother lives, and took them back in time.

From New York Times

Baker had faced numerous charges after a series of events that began Monday when Wanaque police tried to stop a tractor-trailer he was driving.

From Washington Times

NorthJersey.com says state health officials have spent almost a year fighting the release of documents that could explain government response to the Wanaque outbreak.

From Washington Times

“But Salas… found that the evidence presented had shown no systemic failure in the Wanaque area and that corrosion control in the Wanaque pipes ‘is in fact functioning and effective.’”

From Washington Post

“The city isn’t even recognizing problems with the Wanaque system,” the name for the water utility that services the East Ward, said Moussab.

From Seattle Times