Wyoming
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- proper noun
- /waɪˈoʊmɪŋ/
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Wyoming
- I remember flying over Wyoming, I thought this merger was dead.
- state of Wyoming
- University of Wyoming
- Cheyenne, Wyoming
And she says, well, people from Wyoming don't tell lies.
- And she says, well, people from Wyoming don't tell lies.
- But the oldest thing that I, I actively dug in Wyoming was Triassic.
- Then the attorneys have to go after these Wyoming LLC's, which is not easy.
- So we would have the Utah LLC owned by the Wyoming LLC.
- No one can give a bailment unless they're a Wyoming entity.
- But the, the, the petroleum department at the University of Wyoming is an awesome department.
- So if we could, we would have done Wyoming and then, you know, been skiing and farming and whatnot.
Examples
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In Wyoming, many of which aren't too far a drive from the University of Wyoming campus.
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Colleges in northern and Midwestern states such as Michigan, Minnesota, and Wyoming often provide on-campus housing for students.
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Little you know, Wyoming will be your new home.
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Last time you saw us, we were in Wyoming and we're actually now in New York.
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Here we are in Wyoming in the mountains.
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What brings you to Wyoming?
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Bill Gates has financed a nuclear reactor in Wyoming that just started construction.
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The senator from Wyoming.
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I'm in Wyoming.
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If you visit Wyoming, you can see the stunning landscapes of the Great Plains.
Synonyms
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Two-letter postal code for the US state Wyoming
A short form for the state Wyoming in the United States
A nickname for Wyoming in the western United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wyoming comes from a Native American word xwé:wamənk that means 'at the big plains' or 'large meadow'. It was first used for a valley in Pennsylvania and later for the western state, so the name fits the wide, open land.