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French Lick

French Lick proper noun: a township and town therein, in Orange County, Indiana, United States.

Proper noun

French Lick

  1. A township and town therein, in Orange County, Indiana, United States.

Origin of French Lick

Originally a French trading post near a salt lick. The township was named after French Lick Creek.

Questions about French Lick

What does French Lick mean?
French Lick means a township and town therein, in Orange County, Indiana, United States.
What part of speech is French Lick?
French Lick is a proper noun.

Words near French Lick in the dictionary

  1. French knots
  2. French lavender
  3. French leave
  4. French letter
  5. French letters
  6. French Lick
  7. French loaf
  8. French loaves
  9. French Louisiana
  10. French macaroon
  11. French macaroons

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