Definitions
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- proper n. a town in Northern Maine
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Examples
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SEARSPORT (Nov 2): Come Join Us Every Monday at Rollie's in Searsport for Our All You Can Eat Buffet!!
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Call it a night at the Carriage House Inn in Searsport, a Victorian mansion built by a ship captain where Hemingway reportedly visited his artist pal Waldo Peirce.
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Ditch the big highways and take coastal Route 1 from the outlet town of Freeport up to Searsport, the "Antique Capital" of Maine, spinning through tidy port towns—stopping to scarf plenty of fresh seafood along the way.
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I was thumbing through it in an antiques store in Searsport, ME last summer, when I noticed one of the articles, "Naval Aviation - Spearhead for the Fleet" was written by V.
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Lauren Murray, from Searsport, has been writing poetry and finding solace in poetry since she could spell.
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Captain West is in Searsport at the present time, and we will write him to-day.
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Searsport will meet to examine teachers at the town library,
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In Searsport a woman was elected one of the two school-superintendents of the town.
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Hoisting his sail, he shoved off, and stood over towards Searsport.
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"No; he has gone up to Searsport to stay over Sunday with uncle Henry."
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