Weymouth

[ wey-muhth ]

noun
  1. a town in E Massachusetts, S of Boston.

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How to use Weymouth in a sentence

  • Grafton came to London as seldom as possible, but George found a willing instrument in Weymouth.

  • Rochford retired with a pension of £2,500 and was succeeded by Weymouth as secretary of the southern department.

  • "This is the very place where they were when we first saw them," said Weymouth.

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  • Weymouth, bring a piece of old canvas and a bit of manila-yarn.

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  • "I've heard that the northern lights were caused by electricity," said Weymouth.

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British Dictionary definitions for Weymouth

Weymouth

/ (ˈweɪməθ) /


noun
  1. a port and resort in S England, in Dorset on the English Channel: formerly part of the borough of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis. Pop (with Melcombe Regis): 48 279 (2001)

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