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fort

[fawrt, fohrt] / fɔrt, foʊrt /


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Gahagen helps “holds down the fort” at home with the couple’s dogs and travels with her when possible.

From Los Angeles Times

Cannons boomed from the forts lining the shore while merchants, clerks, clergy, lawyers, and omnibus drivers from Wall Street to the Bowery celebrated.

From Literature

Even if the country was never home to the coastal forts from which the trafficking of African people was organised, many enslaved people passed through it on the way to the New World.

From Barron's

When she started talking about abandoned forts with old passageways, Teddy and Freddy threw their heads back and made snoring noises.

From Literature

The region included extensive networks of forts, roads, and towns linked to the wider Roman Empire, facilitating movement across Europe, north Africa, and beyond.

From Science Daily