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Key West
noun
- an island off S Florida, in the Gulf of Mexico. 4 miles (6.4 km) long; 2 miles (3.2 km) wide.
- a seaport on this island: the southernmost city in the U.S.; naval base.
Example Sentences
“I came from Key West to here,” Gold said, handing out a gold-colored metal business card.
Blume, who accepted her award remotely from a bookstore she runs in Key West, Florida, thanked the ALA for “their tireless work in protecting our intellectual freedoms.”
The result is “The Lionheart” documentary that had screenings at the Tribeca Festival and won awards at the Heartland International Film Festival and the Key West Film Festival.
Key West earned the nickname “Margaritaville” after his song about wasting away by the sea looking for a lost shaker of salt.
After a night of sailing, they reunited in Key West as part of what became known as the Mariel boat lift.
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