Natick

[ ney-tik ]

noun

1. a town in E Massachusetts, W of Boston.
2. a dialect of the Massachusett language.

Example Sentences

The acts of intimidation included sending live insects, a foetal pig and a funeral wreath to the Steiners' home in Natick, Massachusetts.

From BBC

The same is true for a school in Natick, Mass., a 36,000-person city 22 miles west of Boston, where “staff and students have suffered heat stroke and other heat-related illness due to the lack of centralized air-conditioning during high degree days,” according to a summary of the $2 million grant.

From Scientific American

Under the program, Natick will fully electrify an elementary school, install a heat pump system and replace aging rooftop air conditioning units.

From Scientific American

W. Jason Morgan, who in 1967 developed the theory of plate tectonics — a framework that revolutionized the study of earthquakes, volcanoes and the slow, steady shift of the continents across the earth’s mantle — died on July 31 at his home in Natick, Mass. He was 87.

From New York Times

The Natick, Massachusetts store will close on an undetermined date this summer, the Rochester, New York-based company said in a statement on Thursday.

From Seattle Times