Bungalow Belt
Bungalow Belt proper noun: a large, generally middle-class residential area in Chicago, Illinois, characterized by an abundance of bungalow houses.
Proper noun
the Bungalow Belt
Adjective
Bungalow Belt (not comparable)
- Of or related to Chicago's Bungalow Belt.
- Pertaining to Chicago's middle class.
- "Both candidates held onto their bases: Johnson’s Milwaukee Avenue progressives and Vallas’ bungalow belt conservatives."2023 April 9, A.D. Quig, Alice Yin, Shanzeh Ahmad, Gregory Royal Pratt, “Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson calls Chicago ‘a tale of two cities.’ Can he make it whole?”, in Chicago Tribune, archived from...
Origin of Bungalow Belt
From bungalow + belt, in reference to the predominant architectural style in Chicago's outlying residential areas.
Questions about Bungalow Belt
- What does Bungalow Belt mean?
- Bungalow Belt means a large, generally middle-class residential area in Chicago, Illinois, characterized by an abundance of bungalow houses.
- What part of speech is Bungalow Belt?
- Bungalow Belt can be a proper noun or an adjective.
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