MT
- noun
- US
- When planning our road trip, we decided to stop in Billings, MT, for a night.
It's really beautiful where he was, where he chose to live in Lincoln, Mt.
- It's really beautiful where he was, where he chose to live in Lincoln, Mt.
- Up here is a guy from Butte, Mt.
- Theo this is Brandon from Billings Mt I am calling because I wanted to get some advice.
- And so I just, I basically wrote like a short essay to a tiny school in Billings, Mt called Rocky Mountain College.
- I look at Osama bin Laden and I thought, how in the world did I get here from Butte Mt Damn, dude.
Examples
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And so I just, I basically wrote like a short essay to a tiny school in Billings, Mt called Rocky Mountain College.
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Theo this is Brandon from Billings Mt I am calling because I wanted to get some advice.
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We went to this place called Butte Mt and it was it was a big old copper mining place in the old days.
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The thing I like about Whitefish Mt is that it gets you up there to Glacier.
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It reminds me of Missoula, Mt with Los Angeles weather.
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The airport in Bozeman, MT, is always busy during the summer tourist season.
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I bought a souvenir from a shop in Missoula, MT, during my vacation.
Synonyms
A state in the northwestern United States with mountains and big open plains
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Etymology
MT is the two-letter short form for the U.S. state Montana, a name that comes from a Spanish word for 'mountain'. So when you see MT on an address it means the state of Montana.