Kingston
- proper noun
- /ˈkɪŋstən/
- As one drives around Kingston these days, it seems so: some things are the same, some not.
- Kingston, Jamaica
- the city of Kingston
- a university in Kingston
Hi guys, this is Stacy and I'm hailing from Kingston, Jamaica.
- Hi guys, this is Stacy and I'm hailing from Kingston, Jamaica.
- And I thought it moving from Kingston now, because I was in the heart of Kingston.
- And then one thing I did was I'm the, I brought a chef of a golf course in Kingston where I worked and I would, I got that on the menu just as a special.
Examples
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In Jamaica, 54 children were sampled from three schools in urban areas of Kingston, the largest city in Jamaica.
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Upon his return to Kingston in February 1737, he picked up where he had left off.
Academic text (2009) -
Yeah, and this is in Kingston as well.
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And I thought it moving from Kingston now, because I was in the heart of Kingston.
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So, yeah, we got, we had to get a church like the, the biggest church in Kingston to hold everybody for the service.
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A friend of mine makes them up in Kingston.
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Now, he lives in one of the biggest homes in Kingston.
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Hi guys, this is Stacy and I'm hailing from Kingston, Jamaica.
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We end up going in this thrift shop in downtown Kingston and I met Gil Willard.
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Your Pan Am 323 just landed in Kingston, Jamaica.
Synonyms
A city in the southeast of Jamaica called Kingston that is the country's capital
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kingston comes from old English parts king and tun, where king means 'a ruler' and tun means 'town' or 'farm'. So Kingston originally meant 'the king's town', which helps explain why places called Kingston are towns or cities.