Shreveport
- proper noun
- /ˈʃriːvˌpɔrt/
- The event was sponsored by the Shreveport Bar Association.
- Shreveport, Louisiana
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- And, and Dave and I actually got to open up for David telling Shreveport, LA.
Examples
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When I was a little boy, I grew up in Shreveport.
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The next morning, it passed through Shreveport and arrived in Texas that afternoon.
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We drove out of Shreveport in March.
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Actually, our next stop is Shreveport.
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Just a poor boy from Shreveport.
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I remembered how much I liked Shreveport when I visited there.
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This is Jonathan from Shreveport down in Louisiana.
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Dara Sanders got a better-paying and more advanced position in her field in Shreveport, where she is originally from.
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We drove through the vibrant streets of Shreveport during our trip to Louisiana.
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After living in Shreveport for years, I can say it has a unique charm.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Shreveport comes from the name of Captain Shreve and the word port, which means 'harbour' or 'river town'. He helped open the Red River to boats, so the town by the river was called Shreveport, a port named for him.