NJ
- noun
- /ɛnˈdʒeɪ/
- Our next question comes from Dennis in Newark, NJ Favorite book, Unfair Advantage.
- Princeton, NJ
- Princeton University, NJ
- Rutgers, NJ
So we do have Oxon Hill, MD and Red Bank, NJ.
- So we do have Oxon Hill, MD and Red Bank, NJ.
- He bought a small liquor store in Springfield, NJ.
- Paterson, NJ was a, you know, was a, a rough town.
- I kind of scoured the streets of Edison, NJ.
- And so they called Jeff and they told him to come to Sewell, NJ and to bring me.
Examples
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And I'm sitting on my bus in Newark, NJ Wow.
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We're a group of friends from Rockaway, NJ who love to go out line dancing.
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No, we went to Red Bank, NJ and man, we had such a time.
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there was a massive explosion in West Orange, NJ, United States of America.
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And so they called Jeff and they told him to come to Sewell, NJ and to bring me.
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And then I went to a baseball card show in Edison, NJ on Oak Tree Rd.
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And he also, despite this, went to the Bedminster, NJ fundraiser event.
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Do you realize Sussex County is part of NJ? Hopatcong is still 88% without power.
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The sport grew slowly with Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Stevens Tech and Hoboken, NJ fielding teams.
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When visiting the East Coast, be sure to stop by Newark, NJ for some great food.
Synonyms
A state in the northeastern United States on the Atlantic coast
A nickname for the US state of New Jersey
A state in the United States next to New York City on the Atlantic coast
Surface Forms
Etymology
NJ is the common short form for New Jersey, a U.S. state. New means 'new' and Jersey comes from the island of Jersey, so NJ simply uses the first letters to stand for that state.