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Manchester

Manchester

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A city in southeastern New Hampshire on the Merrimack River
  • proper noun
  • /ˈmæntʃɛstər/
translation icon : Manchester (Nuevo Hampshire)
  • Remember that time we went to Manchester?
  • Manchester, N.H.
  • Manchester, New Hampshire
  • Manchester, NH

Examples

  • Scott Godzyk is the owner/broker of The Godzyk Real Estate Services in Manchester, NH.

    Blog text (27)
  • Raised in Manchester, New Hampshire, he quickly earned the reputation as class clown at his high school.

  • And it's through Manchester Airport today and tomorrow that the majority are making their way.

  • The best thing in Manchester is the people at the Institute.

    Academic text (2005)
  • A hundred and thirty years ago, towns like Concord and Manchester were the center of American industry.

  • It also has company offices run by Sandler's brother, Scott, in their hometown of Manchester, New Hampshire.

  • In 1996, the company was awarded a leaf processing contract for the city of Manchester, New Hampshire, totaling 30,000 cubic yards annually.

    Academic text (1996)
  • Last spring, Oscar lost his position in Manchester, New Hampshire, after only two years.

  • Passengers on flight 3598 to Manchester, New Hampshire, your gate number has been changed ...

  • Senator Lindsey Graham is live in Manchester, New Hampshire, to go ON THE RECORD.

Compounds

A small short-haired dog with a black-and-tan coat bred in Manchester to hunt rats

A very small terrier dog with short black and tan fur that likes to run and play

A small companion dog with short black and tan fur and a lively nature

Surface Forms

Manchester main

Etymology

Manchester in New Hampshire was named after the English city Manchester because early American builders wanted to copy its mills and industry. So the New Hampshire city's name shows its link to the English city's industrial past.