Andover

[ an-doh-ver, -duh- ]

noun

1. a city in NE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Winter Swan-Miller, 37, of New Street in Andover, Hampshire, stabbed 62-year-old Stuart Crocker 27 times before strangling him with the strap of her handbag at his flat in Andover in 2023.

From BBC

In elementary school, she spent Christmas at a neighborhood friend’s house in Andover, Mass., where she had to wear her best clothes and be on her best behavior.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Hampton had apparently found the Elliotts’ and the Iselins’ names in an address book he had stolen from a student at Connecticut College; the student had attended Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., with some of the Elliotts’ and Iselins’ children.

From New York Times

A bright student, Porter attended the Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., then Yale University and Harvard Law School, where she met a bankruptcy professor who would become her mentor: Elizabeth Warren, the now-senior senator from Massachusetts — a fellow Democrat who has endorsed Porter’s Senate campaign.

From Los Angeles Times

Carl attended the Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., and briefly attended Kenyon College in Ohio, where he studied poetry with John Crowe Ransom.

From New York Times