Smithtown

[ smith-toun ]

noun

1. a city on N Long Island, in SE New York.

Example Sentences

The 54-year-old grandmother forgot to drop the toddler off at a day care center in Smithtown on Long Island on Monday and went to work, leaving the girl in a car seat inside a Jeep Cherokee, Suffolk County police said in a news release.

From Seattle Times

“It’s highlighting that people who appear to be living very functional lives with apparent professional success are abusing high quantities of cocaine on a regular basis,” said Warren Zysman, longtime clinical director of Employee Assistance Resources Services, an outpatient treatment program in Smithtown, New York.

From Seattle Times

“Who’s monitoring our daughter medically now, and who’s monitoring the injection site?” said Kevin Miller of Smithtown, N.Y., whose 14-year-old daughter enrolled in the study last year.

From New York Times

Mencken and jazz musicians Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, died Jan. 13 at a friend’s home in Smithtown, N.Y.

From Washington Post

Online forums suggest residents in the towns of Sayville and Smithtown also heard the blast or felt their homes shake from the explosion.

From Fox News