Barnstable

[ bahrn-stuh-buhl ]

noun

1. a city in SE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

The dog named Roscoe was part of the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and deployed on March 6 in a Barnstable house after police were fired upon.

From Seattle Times

Construction began onshore in Barnstable, Massachusetts.

From Seattle Times

After a hearing Thursday in Barnstable Juvenile Court, the 14-year-old was ordered held without bail and is due back in court on Sept. 13.

From Seattle Times

Cables carrying electricity created by spinning rotors will land on a beach in Barnstable on Cape Cod and then head to consumers in the state.

From New York Times

The town of Barnstable, which opposed Cape Wind, sought to be the landing site for the cables from Vineyard Wind.

From New York Times