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Bangor

Bangor

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A city in east central Maine on the Penobscot River
  • proper noun
  • /ˈbæŋɡər/
: Bangor (Maine, EE. UU.)
  • John Buell is a columnist for the Bangor Daily News.
  • Bangor, Maine
  • Bangor Daily News
  • Bangor Daily

You want some lobster and then bang about to Bangor ME like you want some lobbs Lobbs.

Examples

  • He later became a student of mine at Bangor High School.

  • Bangor: Some local seniors are helping feed the needs of the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter.

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  • Now I live in the Bangor area and am looking for some good Chinese food.

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  • The day before, the Bangor News wrote, "Was this case put off until after the election?"

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  • Surely you can stay in Bangor a few days?

  • Wait a minute, what are you doing in Bangor?

  • Air Force Two landed in Bangor 4 hours ago.

  • He's come all the way from Bangor to see us.

  • The closure of the Garelick facility in Bangor will also have a financial effect on dairy farmers.

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  • Many students from out of state choose to attend the university in Bangor, Maine.

Surface Forms

Bangor main

Etymology

Bangor (Maine) was named by early settlers who borrowed the name from older British towns called Bangor. One popular story says they chose the name after a hymn called 'Bangor', so the name links the new town to the settlers' homes.