Milford

[ mil-ferd ]

noun

1. a city in S Connecticut, on Long Island Sound.
2. a city in central Massachusetts.
3. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Milford Borough Mayor Sean Strub, who did not attend the press conference, is among the LGBTQ leaders who have endorsed the Shapiro-Davis ticket.

From Washington Blade

Soon thereafter, Bentivolio was asked to play Santa in downtown Milford and became a professional.

From The Daily Beast

But I never expected the volume of stains that showed up at the River Rock Inn in Milford, Penn.

From The Daily Beast

Milford and Gauvain are the authors of the forthcoming How Not to Marry the Wrong Guy: Is He the One or Should You Run?

From The Daily Beast

Such information could have helped the mother of Milford, Massachusetts.

From The Daily Beast

The Milford, which was the name of the British ship, kept firing at the Providence, but all her shot plunged into the waves.

From Project Gutenberg

"Madam, I wish I knew how to thank you," said Milford, as he opened the gate leading into the main road.

From Project Gutenberg

She put on her bonnet, and as she stepped out told the Irish girl to take Milford's bag upstairs.

From Project Gutenberg

One Sunday, with her vacant-eyed husband and her red tormentor, she halted at Milford's cottage.

From Project Gutenberg

"A sappy pea-vine and a dried pea-stick," said Milford, pointing toward George and his wife.

From Project Gutenberg