Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun See salep.
  • noun An abbreviation of ML. or NL. Salopia, Shropshire.

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  • abbreviation An old name for Shropshire, especially in postal addresses.

Etymologies

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From Latin Salopesberia or Salopescira.

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Examples

  • Their old country suddenly had a new decimal currency, new postcodes, new telephone numbers, new county names – Salop, for crying out loud – and even a new prayer book.

    State of Emergency: The Way We Were: Britain, 1970-1974 by Dominic Sandbrook Francis Wheen 2010

  • That is because, in terms of my abstract model, I can find bloggers who are closer to me on the Salop Circle than are journal editors.

    Two Blogs on Business Economics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • At Penn there was also a brilliant undergrad, Steven Salop, who worked for several months on my 1968 paper on money-wage dynamics.

    Edmund S. Phelps - Autobiography 2007

  • It was addressed in my fathers handwriting to: Mrs G Madeley, Kiln Farm, Shawbury, Salop and marked Private.

    Fathers & Sons Richard Madeley 2008

  • It was addressed in my fathers handwriting to: Mrs G Madeley, Kiln Farm, Shawbury, Salop and marked Private.

    Fathers & Sons Richard Madeley 2008

  • Salop take umbrage when then -- Brad Pitt is another one who, you know, there was a time when he loved the paparazzi and wanted to get his image out there.

    CNN Transcript Apr 6, 2007 2007

  • See Hoff and Stiglitz (1997), Salop and Stiglitz (1977) and

    Joseph E. Stiglitz - Autobiography 2002

  • Center is the boys from Derby, Cheshire, Stafford, Lincoln and Salop.

    Morgan’s Run Colleen McCullough 2000

  • Center is the boys from Derby, Cheshire, Stafford, Lincoln and Salop.

    Morgan’s Run Colleen McCullough 2000

  • The king was conferring in his tent in the meads in the late afternoon, with Gilbert Prestcote, his chief aide and sheriff-designate of Salop, and Willem Ten Heyt, the captain of his Flemish mercenaries.

    One Corpse Too Many Peters, Ellis, 1913-1995 1979

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