Biloxi
- proper noun
- /bɪˈlɑːk.si/
- We visited Biloxi, Mississippi, to enjoy the beautiful beaches and try our luck at the casinos.
- Biloxi, Miss.
My mother would take us over there to Biloxi, Ms.
- My mother would take us over there to Biloxi, Ms.
- We're going to be in Biloxi, Sacramento, Charleston, Seattle and a little bit more.
Examples
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Get away from the cold on an RV trip to Biloxi, Mississippi.
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You know we went to Biloxi on our honeymoon?
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My mother would take us over there to Biloxi, Ms.
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You ought to get out of Biloxi, Charlie.
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But we had our own band back in Biloxi for a while.
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We were living in Biloxi at the time, but I believe it was before we were married.
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Can you come with me to Biloxi?
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His wife, Mary, is from Biloxi, Mississippi.
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Used to be, when she was a girl, Bud and Judy took her down to Biloxi every summer.
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You will love seeing the maritime history of Biloxi and the Gulf Coast.
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Compounds
- Specialized
A Native American language once spoken by the Biloxi people in the southern United States
A person who belongs to a Native American people from southeastern Mississippi and Louisiana
Surface Forms
Etymology
Biloxi the city takes its name from the Biloxi people who lived on that coast long ago, so the place is called 'Biloxi' to remember the tribe.