Hamilton
- proper noun
- /ˈhæmɪltən/
- Fans are excited for the release of Hamilton on Disney Plus this summer.
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- But I was like, I was all hyped to watch Hamilton.
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The speaker was Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and star of the Broadway musical Hamilton.
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I got us tickets to Hamilton.
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I think everyone who helped create Hamilton gave us a real gift, particularly at this moment in time.
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So you are a massive fan of Hamilton, though, Norm, right?
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He's got the best songs in Hamilton as well.
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Hamilton utilizes both music and poetry as representations of performance and connections to black culture.
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The musical Hamilton has received acclaim for its innovative use of hip-hop to tell the story of America's founding.
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The cast of Hamilton delivered a breathtaking performance that highlighted the challenges of early American history.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hamilton (the musical) is named after Alexander Hamilton, and his surname comes from Hamel + -ton, meaning 'Hamel's town' or 'town', so the show uses his family name as its title.