Kennebunk

[ ken-uh-buhngk ]

noun

1. a town in SW Maine, near resorts.

Example Sentences

People threw stones at these kids and even burned down a Kingdom Hall in Kennebunk, Maine.

From Salon

A shelter-in-place advisory was issued on Wednesday for Androscoggin County and schools are closed as far as Kennebunk, which is about an hour from Lewiston, according to the AP.

From Salon

The pine trees along the side of 95 North grew dense and overwhelming past Kittery and Kennebunk.

From Literature

More than half of the 38 properties in EOS’s portfolio, which includes Red Jacket Resorts on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, and Cape Arundel Inn in Kennebunk, Maine, rely heavily on seasonal guests — and seasonal hiring.

From New York Times

To use a restroom in the train station in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, Hana Pevny, 60, who owns the Waldo Emerson Inn in Kennebunk, Maine, was “forced to get euros out of an A.T.M.” on her otherwise cashless trip to that country, Hungary and the Czech Republic.

From New York Times