Lansing
- proper noun
- /ˈlæn.sɪŋ/
- She moved back to her hometown, I think it was Lansing, MI where it was a lot cheaper cost of living.
- East Lansing
- Lansing, Michigan
- Lansing, MI
And I'm thinking, had I stayed in Lansing, I mean in Huntsville?
- And I'm thinking, had I stayed in Lansing, I mean in Huntsville?
- Hey Theo, this is Renee Calling from Lansing, KS.
- She moved back to her hometown, I think it was Lansing, MI where it was a lot cheaper cost of living.
Examples
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Leave our friends and family for East Lansing, Michigan. Trees of green, snow so white.
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Mr. Dancer is an assistant attorney general from Lansing.
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I'm in Lansing, Michigan trying to fix things with June, but she won't talk to me.
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THE AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME IN LANSING IS 4 MINUTES.
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The state government meets regularly in Lansing, Michigan to discuss new laws.
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As the capital of Michigan, Lansing plays a crucial role in state politics.
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Many residents of Lansing enjoy visiting the Grand River for outdoor activities.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lansing is a 'family name' and the city was probably named after a man called John Lansing, a New York politician, or after a Lansing family who lived in the area when the town began. So, thinking of Lansing as a person's family name helps explain why the place and the state capital have that name today.