Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word greenwich.
Examples
-
a made over stable in greenwich village and if it rained into the can before i could get back and rescue them
-
I think its awesome they have grass fed angus! and greenwich and chambers is walking distance. looks like they are targeting the junior college kids ….
-
June 18th, 2010 / Posted by fp julia / Permalink wanna work for free people? our store in greenwich, CT is looking for a store manager! this is a great opportunity to join the fp community – for more information and to apply, please click here.
we need a store manager in greenwich! | Free People Clothing Boutique Blog 2010
-
Categories: art · bfi · greenwich · politics · women
-
Greenwich Industrial History: gasworks in greenwich skip to main
gasworks in greenwich M 2009
-
Lamont's recent radio ad has the background sound of a tennis game at a country club and two greenwich-accent fellows for the voice-over.
CT-SEN: Lamont Ad Turns Lieb's 18-year-old Quotes Against Him 2009
-
That just isn't true; city of Hartford, Connecticut poorest commuites in country; 100 pc purchase by year 2010. they really want clean energy; they feel its a health issue for them;; or a city like greenwich CT, perhaps the wealthiest in the nation; it took years and years to make a purchase; taxes going to go up.
-
Categories: art · bfi · greenwich · politics · women
-
Its true that the multiplex are not entirely honest about the size of the screen, the website for the greenwich odeon describes their imax screen as being the same as the 'real' imax in waterloo.
Why You Probably Shouldn’t Waste $5 More For Digital IMAX | /Film 2009
-
Greenwich Industrial History: Big bands in greenwich skip to main
Big bands in greenwich M 2009
crunchysaviour commented on the word greenwich
Grennidge.
August 28, 2008
qroqqa commented on the word greenwich
The usual pronunciation of the English place is /ˈgrenɪtʃ/. The BBC Pronunciation Guide (from memory) gives that second after /ˈgrɪnɪdʒ/, their principle being to give the local pronunciation first, so presumably that's what the locals say more. Dickens puts the same pronunciation in the mouth of a somewhat rough character in The Old Curiosity Shop: 'But I should say that if he turns up anywhere, he'll come ashore somewhere about Grinidge to-morrow, at ebb tide, eh, mate?'
August 28, 2008