Baltimore
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- proper noun
- /ˈbɔːltɪˌmɔːr/
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Baltimore
- Baltimore graduates less than 35 percent of its students, while Baltimore suburban districts graduate over 80 percent.
- Baltimore, Maryland
- the Baltimore Sun
- Johns Hopkins in Baltimore
And Cameron says greetings from Baltimore to Neil, Chuck and Lauren.
- And Cameron says greetings from Baltimore to Neil, Chuck and Lauren.
- My wife and I saw you in Baltimore and met you last year.
- This feels like this is Baltimore to me.
- That was the most hardcore place and that was this place in Baltimore called Johns Hopkins.
- Next thing I knew, I was being called to report to Baltimore for work.
- Richmond, Baltimore, Albany, we will be there.
- And the the DA at the time in Baltimore was a woman named Marilyn Mosby.
- But just in the last month, I've become a proud owner of a Baltimore City row home.
- And I finally got to Baltimore and starting school.
- I started playing first game of pre season against the I think it was the Baltimore Colts when they were in Baltimore.
- So we're here in Baltimore in the ring.
- First day of school, Baltimore School for the arts.
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Beginning tomorrow, I intend to play at first base for the Baltimore Orioles.
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I work for the Baltimore Sun.
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My wife and I saw you in Baltimore and met you last year.
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And I remember when I first came to Baltimore, I met a friend.
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Next thing I knew, I was being called to report to Baltimore for work.
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We had our last show in Baltimore last night.
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In this car, I can get us to Baltimore in 40 minutes.
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I think I should go back to Baltimore.
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He was a professional pool player in Baltimore.
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I visited Baltimore last summer and loved exploring its vibrant art scene.
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Etymology
Baltimore comes from the title 'Lord Baltimore', used by the Calvert family, and that title itself came from an Irish place name Baile an Tí Mhóir meaning 'town of the big house'. So, the city of Baltimore is named after that title.