Vauxhall
- proper noun
- /ˈvɔːksɔːl/
- Southwark and Vauxhall
Examples
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This is the London train terminating at Vauxhall.
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From its new headquarters on Millbank, a tunnel was being built... beneath the river to that of Ml6 at Vauxhall.
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Karl-Friedrich Stracke, who had the thankless job of trying to lead GM Europe and Opel/Vauxhall, is stepping aside to take on "special assignments" for GM CEO Dan Akerson.
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The MP for Vauxhall is known for advocating for improved public transport.
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During the election, the focus on Vauxhall showcased the candidates' differing views on local housing issues.
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Residents of Vauxhall participated in a community meeting to discuss upcoming development plans.
Synonyms
A group of people in an area who vote for a representative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vauxhall comes from the place name Falkes' Hall, which was the house of a man called Falkes and where hall means 'house'. The neighbourhood kept that name, so the UK parliamentary constituency is simply the political area named Vauxhall.