Saugus

[ saw-guhs ]

noun

1. a town in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

Example Sentences

Less than 50 miles down the coast in Saugus, Fae Saulenas plans on leaving for higher ground— but not without making some noise.

From MIT Technology Review

Saugus is a small town roughly 10 miles northeast of Boston.

From MIT Technology Review

He died at New York while temporarily painting there, but was buried in Saugus in 1874.

From Project Gutenberg

Joseph Whitehead was the next Representative from Saugus, a grocer in business.

From Project Gutenberg

The strawberry culture has recently become quite a feature in the producing industry of Saugus.

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He resides in that part of the town called North Saugus, and was for a long series of years a manufacturer of snuff and cigars.

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Saugus was as forlorn as a muddy beach at low tide, but some of us made the most of our unpromising surroundings.

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