Flatwoods
A town in the United States, for example in West Virginia or Kentucky
- proper noun
- /ˈflætˌwʊdz/
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Flatwoods
- The annual festival in Flatwoods attracts visitors from all over the state.
Examples
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I visited Flatwoods in West Virginia last summer.
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She grew up in Flatwoods and often returns to see her family.
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Many people visit Flatwoods to learn about its famous local legend.
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Have you ever been to Flatwoods?
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The annual festival in Flatwoods attracts visitors from all over the state.
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Many people visit Flatwoods to learn about its famous local legend.
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I visited Flatwoods in West Virginia last summer.
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Etymology
Flatwoods comes from two simple English words: flat meaning 'level' and woods meaning 'a small forest'. The towns called Flatwoods were named for flat, wooded land, so the name helps you picture a level area full of trees.