sugar grove

noun

1. sugarbush ( def 2 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of sugar grove¹

An Americanism dating back to 1785–95

Example Sentences

Kurczy, in investigative mode, digs into why the zone may not be in acute danger even if the observatory is: a nearby National Security Agency outpost called Sugar Grove, which appreciates radio-quiet for surveillance.

From Salon

"Sugar Grove was like the bigger, stronger brother protecting its kid sibling in Green Bank," he writes, putting the situation in political context with astronomy's other connections to the military-intelligence complex.

From Salon

In 2017, the McElreaths sold their insurance agency to spend more time together and moved west to Sugar Grove, in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

From New York Times

Fox News: You, an all-American girl from Sugar Grove, now live in your husband's historic family estate in Dorset.

From Fox News

He was convicted in October on attempted first-degree murder, armed robbery and other charges for the December 2017 attack at the business in the western Chicago suburb of Sugar Grove.

From Washington Times