Erie
- proper noun
- /ˈɪəri/
- The festival in Erie draws thousands of visitors each year, celebrating the city's rich culture and history.
- City of Erie
- Erie, Pennsylvania
- Erie County
Last night he held a rally in Erie, PA, and here's how he kicked things off.
- Last night he held a rally in Erie, PA, and here's how he kicked things off.
- He started doing that by trying to sell Saint Patty's Day merchandise in downtown Erie.
- Last night, Trump held one of his outdoor shouting sprays in Erie, PA, but he made it clear he wasn't that happy about it.
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She's a Roman Catholic nun, formerly the prioress of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie, PA.
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-She lived in Erie most of her life.
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We moved back to Erie, PA, where he grew up, after he got out.
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In 1921, he joined the Communist Party in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Academic text (1995) -
Our first question today comes from Craig in Erie, PA favorite book, Midas Touch.
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Last night he held a rally in Erie, PA, and here's how he kicked things off.
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Our campus observatory is located within the Erie city limits and has a visibly bright sky.
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She lived in Erie, a charming port city on Lake Erie in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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When visiting Erie, you can explore the beautiful shores of Lake Erie and enjoy various recreational activities.
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Etymology
Erie for the city comes from the name of the local Native American people, the Erie, whose name likely came from an Iroquoian word meaning 'long tail' and perhaps referring to a panther. So the city was named after the people who lived by the lake.