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Worthington

American  
[wur-thing-tuhn] / ˈwɜr ðɪŋ tən /

noun

  1. a town in central Ohio.

  2. a town in SW Minnesota.


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One neighbour, James Worthington, said in a comment on the Beckhams' planning application the plans were "more akin to Miami or Florida not Great Tew".

From BBC

Worthington's comments come after Sir David and Lady Victoria lodged an application to West Oxfordshire District Council to update the landscaping on their Cotswold property and install lighting around its pond.

From BBC

Worthington Steel sank 15% after the steel processor reported that its third-quarter profit fell from a year ago as a tough macroeconomic environment weighs on demand.

From Barron's

Its chief executive, Vicky Worthington, said Wetherspoon had approached the charity for guidance before establishing the policy, but added: "Sadly they didn't take on board any of the advice we provided."

From BBC

Not just any onion rings — Worthington, Minn., native Larry Lang’s homemade onion rings.

From Salon