Olympia
- proper noun
- /oʊˈlɪm.pi.ə/
- While in Olympia, I enjoyed touring the historic state capitol building and learning about local history.
- Olympia, Washington
- Olympia, WA
- the state capital Olympia
It's almost a perfect rendition of a double cheeseburger with goop from East Side Big Tom, Olympia, WA.
- It's almost a perfect rendition of a double cheeseburger with goop from East Side Big Tom, Olympia, WA.
Examples
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Go to Aunt Jackie's in Olympia, all right?
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And the case of Paul Ingram, in Olympia, Washington.
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I need you go to down To Olympia, all right?
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Right before my family went away to Olympia.
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Is this the road to Olympia?
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Jim Lynch, an award-winning journalist and fiction writer in Olympia, Wash., has published the novels The Highest Tide and Border Songs.
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The facility is on an 8-acre lot off Fones Road in Olympia, tucked behind The Home Depot.
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Erik Turnbow of Olympia, Washington saved up his whole life so that he could visit the famd Abbey Road crosswalk in London.
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A pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) pricing system has been in place since 1961 in Olympia, Washington (pop. 38,000).
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I visited Olympia, the capital city of Washington, to explore its beautiful waterfront parks.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Olympia for the city was borrowed from the ancient Greek place Olympia, which comes from Olympus, the mountain people thought to be the 'home of the gods'. So the city shares its name with the famous Olympic Games and with the word Olympic, which helps you remember it.