Iowa
- proper noun
- /ˈaɪəwə/
- Des Moines is the capital city of Iowa, known for its vibrant culture.
- University of Iowa
- Iowa City
- Des Moines, Iowa
For me, it's not like that I became an Iowa Hawkeyes fan.
- For me, it's not like that I became an Iowa Hawkeyes fan.
- When you're in Iowa, you got to stop by Crocs.
- You know, we have apartments in Iowa and Georgia.
- He's like on his way from Iowa right now.
- I can be in Amish country in Iowa, which I have been.
Examples
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Be at the corner of Iowa and Third at 3:00.
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Three of the study sites are located in Iowa, two in Wisconsin, and one in Minnesota.
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- Bet you never had this much fun in Iowa.
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Look at Trump in Iowa going into the Dairy Queen.
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So instead, he sent me to Iowa to record corn.
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So I went to the University of Iowa, and there I became a humanist.
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I can be in Amish country in Iowa, which I have been.
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Good morning, Iowa.
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Bernie Sanders made a campaign stop at Iowa's Field of Dreams baseball field.
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We woke up in Des Moines, Iowa, and he's wearing my wedding ring.
Synonyms
A state of the United States called Iowa with capital Des Moines
A nickname for the state of Iowa in the United States
Compounds
- US
A small wild apple tree that grows in the western United States and has fragrant pink flowers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Iowa comes from the name of a Native American people, the Ioway, who once lived in that region, so the state was named after those people.