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Bowery

[bou-uh-ree, bou-ree] / ˈbaʊ ə ri, ˈbaʊ ri /


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For years it’s been the place where I have routinely purchased pairs of light hickory bowery pants in a classic fit.

From Forbes

His talk, when he rambled, had been all of "bowery willows crowned with summer sea," and of the rest of the exquisite imagery with which he had mentally surrounded Edge Combe in his holiday dreams.

From Project Gutenberg

A bowery maze that shades the purple streams.

From Project Gutenberg

Some words, though foreign in origin, were easy — as in bowery, which means farm in Holland.

From New York Times

There are streets and squares and alleys in downtown New York that look now exactly as they did when Times Square was a cow pasture and the Bowery really bowery.

From Project Gutenberg