Vidalia

[ vi-deyl-yuh ]

noun

1. a town in central Georgia.

Example Sentences

Johnson, who briefly cooked at the late Emilie’s on Capitol Hill, previously commandeered Honeysuckle downtown and, before that, the esteemed Southern sensation Vidalia.

From Washington Post

She is the author of the young-adult novel Vidalia in Paris.

From The Daily Beast

She is the author of the young adult novel Vidalia in Paris.

From The Daily Beast

My father's first stop was in Bullocks Bar right above Vidalia.

From Project Gutenberg

The only plantations undisturbed were those within a mile or two of Vidalia.

From Project Gutenberg

The water was now eighteen inches higher than in 1874, and there was no land between Vidalia and the hills of Catahoula.

From Project Gutenberg

I determined to make a tour of exploration in Louisiana, in the region above Vidalia.

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There was to be a force of cavalry to make a daily journey over the road between Vidalia and Waterproof.

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