Minneapolis
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- proper noun
- /ˌmɪnɪˈæpəlɪs/
- I was born in Minneapolis, the largest city in Minnesota.
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Minneapolis, MN
- Minneapolis-St. Paul
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Watch on YouTubeHe's from, I think outside of Minneapolis, MN.
- He's from, I think outside of Minneapolis, MN.
- He is a trauma restoration man and he's out of Minneapolis and we're grateful for him.
- And he's, you know, we started in Minneapolis.
- So I'm watching Minneapolis unfold on Lake Street where it was burning.
- Eric Ickhoff, he's in Minneapolis just crushing it right now.
- Milwaukee, Minneapolis we're adding another show.
Examples
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Hey guys, this is Angela calling from Minneapolis calling with just a couple of tips.
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I was born in Minneapolis.
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This happened in Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Tell me, will we make Minneapolis on time?
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How soon can you be in Minneapolis?
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Maybe he got it in Denver or Minneapolis.
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Come to Boom Island in Minneapolis, and then you'll find out.
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All expenses paid, first-class trip to Minneapolis.
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I graduated from college and I started doing theater and I went and joined a very small theater in Minneapolis, MN.
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I sell aluminum siding in Minneapolis.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Minneapolis comes from the Dakota word minne, which means 'water', and the Greek -polis, which means 'city', so it literally means 'city by the water' and fits its place on the Mississippi River.