Geographical Locations

noun a female given name of Greek origin, meaning maiden or daughter

• Cora is a talented pianist who has performed at prestigious concert halls around the world.
• I heard Cora is throwing a party this weekend, are you going?
• Cora is totally killing it with her new fashion line, it's fire!
• Cora's presence at the meeting was like a ray of sunshine, brightening up the whole room.

noun a hood-shaped covering or part, such as a car hood or engine hood

• The hood of the car was dented in the accident.
• I saw him walking around the hood of the car, looking for something.
• Let's cruise around the hood and see what's going on.
• She always had a protective hood around her heart, keeping others at a distance.

noun a musical term indicating a slow tempo or pace

adverb used to describe a slow and stately manner in music

• The largo corridor stretched on for what seemed like miles.
• The largo hallway was perfect for rollerblading.
• That largo room is lit!
• His love for her was as wide and deep as a largo river.

noun the condition of being a maiden or virgin

• The town of Maidenhead is located in Berkshire, England.
• I heard there's a nice pub in Maidenhead we can check out.
• Let's hit up Maidenhead for a night out!
• She held her maidenhead high, refusing to give in to societal pressures.

noun the point in the Arctic region that is farthest north

• The North Pole is located at the northernmost point of the Earth's axis.
• Have you ever dreamed of visiting the North Pole?
• I heard Santa Claus lives at the North Pole.
• Reaching the North Pole in terms of career success is like achieving the ultimate goal.

noun a tree of tropical climates that bears coconuts or dates

verb to conceal in or with the palm of the hand

• She gently pressed her palm against the glass window.
• I can feel the sand between my toes and the sun on my palm.
• I smacked him on the back of his palm for making that joke.
• He had the answer in the palm of his hand, but he couldn't remember it.

noun a town in New York

• The town of Riverhead is located on the North Fork of Long Island.
• Let's take a trip to Riverhead for some shopping and dining.
• I heard Riverhead is a cool spot to hang out on the weekends.
• The riverhead of creativity flows endlessly in the minds of artists.

noun a place or location, especially one with a particular significance or use

verb to locate or position in a particular place

• The construction crew is currently working on the site for the new office building.
• Let's meet at the site of the concert tomorrow.
• I heard there's a cool new skateboarding site downtown.
• The artist carefully chose the site for his latest sculpture to maximize its impact.

noun The South Pole is the southernmost point on the Earth's axis, located in Antarctica.

• The South Pole is located at the southernmost point on Earth.
• I heard it's super cold at the South Pole.
• I wouldn't last a day at the South Pole, it's freezing!
• Being at the South Pole of success requires perseverance and determination.

noun a city in Belgium where Napoleon Bonaparte was defeated in 1815

• Waterloo is a city in Belgium known for its historical significance.
• Let's meet at the Waterloo station for lunch.
• I heard there's a cool party happening in Waterloo tonight.
• Facing your fears can feel like battling your own Waterloo.

noun a suffix used in the formation of abstract nouns from adjectives (ex. mania, phobia)

• The country of Romania is located in Eastern Europe.
• I heard that Croatia is a beautiful place to visit.
• I can't wait to go to California for vacation.
• Her imagination was like a vast encyclopedia, full of fantastical stories and ideas.

noun a place name, specifically a village in Lancashire, England

• Abbeystead is a small village located in Lancashire, England.
• Have you ever visited Abbeystead in Lancashire?
• Let's take a road trip to Abbeystead, it's a hidden gem!
• The tranquility of Abbeystead is like a sanctuary for the soul.

noun Acoman is not a recognized English word and therefore does not have a specific definition as a noun.

• The acoman provided a detailed analysis of the financial report during the meeting.
• I heard the acoman is really good at math and can help you with your homework.
• That acoman is a real whiz when it comes to numbers.
• She was like an acoman, effortlessly navigating through complex calculations.

noun a female given name of African origin

• Ada is a programming language that is widely used in the industry.
• I heard ada is a pretty cool language to learn.
• Have you checked out ada yet? It's pretty neat.
• In the world of coding, ada is like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.