Dover
- proper noun
- /ˈdoʊvər/
- The event will take place in Dover, Delaware, which is known for its rich history.
- Dover Publications
- Dover, Delaware
Examples
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Police were also seen at the apartment building in Dover where it is believed Marriott was headed.
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I'll be visiting Dover, the capital city of Delaware, next week.
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the one I drove to Dover three days back
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Ali, tell us, what did you find out in Dover?
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The plane's ready for transport to Dover.
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Marriott was last heard from on Tuesday when she went to Dover to visit a friend.
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They heard you in Dover, Delaware.
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Station is Dover, Delaware.
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When I went to Dover, I was impressed by the vibrant community and beautiful parks.
Compounds
A narrow sea passage between southeast England and northern France that connects the English Channel with the North Sea
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dover was given to the capital of Delaware by early English settlers who named it after the English port Dover. That English name comes from an old word for 'water' or 'river', so the American town carries the same name and history.