Englewood

[ eng-guhl-wood ]

noun

1. a city in central Colorado.
2. a city in NE New Jersey.
3. a town in SW Ohio.
4. a town in W Florida.

Example Sentences

I spent part of my childhood in Englewood, New Jersey, and so I used to spend a bunch of time in the city as a kid.

From Ozy

They spoke of a friend named Antonio Davis, also 14, who moved away to Englewood, only to be shot to death in June.

From The Daily Beast

On the appointed evening I arrived in Englewood, New Jersey, where Boteach and his gaggle of offspring dwell.

From The Daily Beast

Another highly-placed Englewood Cliffs source sees those sharp elbows as more of a big ol' hug: "He has a lot of fans—a lot."

From The Daily Beast

Englewood is where the count of abandoned buildings is nearing 2,000—the highest of any district in the city.

From The Daily Beast

"There's a lot of good in Englewood," Deputy Police Chief Joe Patterson said.

From The Daily Beast

Masters forced me to go, and I am occupying his cottage at Englewood.

From Project Gutenberg

Yes, she didn't stay at Englewood; she's down-stairs, doctoring Tony's kid.

From Project Gutenberg

The club was composed of eight young women living in Englewood and Normal Park.

From Project Gutenberg

But here, in the unsylvan section of Chicago which bears the bosky name of Englewood, the very darkness had a strange quality.

From Project Gutenberg

No mechanic, no clerk, would have envied me as I boarded a filthy street car on my way to the Englewood station.

From Project Gutenberg