MD
- proper noun
- We thank William M. Lydiatt, MD, for his helpful comments on the manuscript.
- MD 20705
- MD 20910
- MD 20705-2350
So we do have Oxon Hill, MD and Red Bank, NJ.
- So we do have Oxon Hill, MD and Red Bank, NJ.
- This was in Silver Spring, MD, so it's kind of the outskirts of DC.
- It's in Ocean City, MD and it's called Thrashers, I think.
- I'm Dave from Easton, MD, and I've used this time to work on my car.
- And he puts an address of an Arabic bakery in Bethesda, MD.
- They, the, the larger facility is out in Gaithersburg, MD.
- Also, you're making brownies in Silver Spring, MD, you fucking loser.
Examples
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It's in Ocean City, MD and it's called Thrashers, I think.
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Well, MD, this one is for you and the boys.
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And so I was sort of going back and forth between Cleveland, Baltimore, MD, and Boston.
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This was in Silver Spring, MD, so it's kind of the outskirts of DC.
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I'm Dave from Easton, MD, and I've used this time to work on my car.
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Regards, your old pal, Hannibal Lecter, MD.
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You're an MD.
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By Gregory P. Danielson, MD; Veronika Jedlovszky, MD; and Gary P. Landrigan, MD
Academic text (2008) -
By Juan Gomez, MD; Fernando Gomez Villafae, MD; and Enrique Palacios, MD, FACR.
Academic text (2008) -
I visited my friend in Annapolis, MD last summer, and we explored the historic sites.
Synonyms
A state in the eastern United States with capital Annapolis
A nickname for the United States state of Maryland
Surface Forms
Etymology
MD is the short form for the state Maryland, a name that literally means 'Mary's land' because it was named for a queen long ago, so MD simply shortens that state's name.