Westport

[ west-pawrt, -pohrt ]

noun

1. a town in SW Connecticut.
2. a city in SE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Dodgers reliever Ben Casparius, who threw the first two innings of a bullpen game Tuesday night, allowing one run and one hit, walking three and striking out one, grew up as a Red Sox fan in Westport, Conn., and said he attended some 50-60 games in Yankee Stadium as a kid, always sporting his Red Sox gear.

From Los Angeles Times

The Cottage, my upscale restaurant located in Westport and Greenwich, Connecticut, garnered an "excellent" review from The New York Times within four months of its debut, lauded for its sophisticated menu served in a cozy setting.

From Salon

Similarly, OKO, a testament to my passion for Japanese cuisine, received acclaim, with Forbes praising its Westport branch as comparable to Manhattan's best.

From Salon

Dave Rider, co-owner of local paddleboard and surf shop Surf Ballard, says he also saw a shift of people who were more willing to drive the 2.5 to three hours to popular surf spots such as Westport and drive home the same day.

From Seattle Times

And being back in the energy of people who have so much fun doing what they love, I definitely have been tempted to figure out how to potentially take a surfing class in Westport, or to make room in my schedule for the adult breaking class at The Beacon dance studio.

From Seattle Times