nickel plate
1 Americannoun
verb (used with object)
noun
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Origin of nickel plate1
First recorded in 1870–75
Origin of nickel-plate1
First recorded in 1880–85
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Jim Leach-Ross, who rode the Nickel Plate with DuBois on Wednesday, said his son stopped by a St. Louis bike shop this summer, hoping to trade his 25-year-old Trek bicycle in for a newer model.
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Adam Litterst, who lives across the street from a Nickel Plate parking lot in Edwardsville, heard the same thing from his roommate.
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Jennifer Ayres, who lives along the Nickel Plate east of Edwardsville, has noticed more people pedaling by her house.
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Bill DuBois, a Fenton, Missouri, resident who rode Madison County Transit’s Nickel Plate Trail recently, can attest to the high demand for fitness equipment.
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The Vermilion woman went missing Sunday while swimming at Nickel Plate Beach.
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