Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Detroit
- n. A jack and a five as a starting hand in Texas hold 'em
- n. A style of artists/bands which recorded for Motown Records.
- n. Detroit
- n. A jack and a five as a starting hand in Texas hold 'em
- n. A style of artists/bands which recorded for Motown Records.
WordNet 3.0
- n. the largest city in Michigan and a major Great Lakes port; center of the United States automobile industry; located in southeastern Michigan on the Detroit river across from Windsor
Examples
“Though the group recorded in Motown, it never released an album in part because of Jamesâs AWOL status.”
“The Redskins coach was the subject of scorn and ridicule before his team lost to the Lions, but the setback in Motown only racheted up the heat.”
NFL Replay: Declining skills at the root of T.O.'s slow start
“Motown is also producing a series of podcasts to be rolled out gradually over the year.”
“Motown is about to celebrate its 50th anniversary.”
“I know it's supposed to be all about getting cap room, but I just do not see LBJ in Motown, if there even still is a Motown in 2010.”
“This weekend they're in Motown to see them play the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park.”
“Like most of the bands and assorted solo acts gathered at CMJ this week, Q-Tip came to spread the word: that first song was “Fever,” the second single from his album “The Renaissance,” which Universal Motown is scheduled to release next year.”
CMJ Music Marathon: Q-Tip Catches the Fever - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com
“And I went downstairs and I called Motown trying to get Mr. Gordy to come down and take a look at him.”
“That afternoon, I called Motown for tickets back to Cherry Hill and was told there was a ticket for Wes, but not one for me.”
“DETROIT Former outfielder Willie Horton, a baseball legend in Motown, avoids driving anywhere close to Tiger Stadium.”
Once a baseball cathedral, Tiger Stadium now sits in disrepair
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These user-created lists contain the word ‘Motown’.
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Michigan
yooper, pasty, troll, the bridge, the mitten, the thumb, A-squared, Ypsi, say ya to da U.P...., mackinaw, Devil's Night, Angels' Night and 32 more...
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The Motown Sound
"Gordy, Berry, Jr. Born 1929. American music producer who founded Motown Records (1959) and inspired the "Motown sound,” popular music heavily influenced by soul and rhythm and blues."
Gordy, Berry Gordy, Jr., Motown, Motown sound, Diana Ross, The Supremes, Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard, Betty McGlown, The Primettes, Little Stevie Wonder, Stevie Wonder and 48 more...
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