Wantagh

[ won-taw ]

noun

1. a town on S Long Island, in SE New York.

Example Sentences

“Last year, I sold a couple of cards that I had in my collection for a long time,” said Chris Crilley, a 34-year-old Target employee in Wantagh, N.Y.

From New York Times

Cheerleaders from Wantagh, Seaford, West Babylon, Sachem East, and Sachem North high schools voiced their support for the venue change on Tuesday.

From Fox News

Ms. Mungiguerra, who is from Lantana, Texas, connected with Mr. Chan, who is from Wantagh, N.Y., while they were celebrating a mutual friend’s birthday at Social, a since-shuttered bar on what she called the “Hofstra strip.”

From New York Times

Weisselberg previously kept his legal address at a small home in the Long Island town of Wantagh, N.Y., until he sold it in 2013.

From Washington Post

Fern Pasternak, a 23-year-old accounting student in New York, carries her Notorious R.B.G. tote bag — the one with the bespectacled justice wearing the white lace “dissent” collar that she adopted to bring her judicial robe a touch of femininity, and a crown sitting cockeyed on her head — on the Long Island Rail Road as she commutes from her home in Wantagh to Manhattan, where she attends Baruch College.

From New York Times