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Liverpool Street

Liverpool Street proper noun: a major rail terminus in the City of London, England, from where trains serve Essex and East Anglia. It is also served by Underground lines below the surface, including the Elizabeth Line.

liverpool street: a major rail terminus in the City of London, England, from where trains serve Essex and East...
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Proper noun

Liverpool Street

  1. A major rail terminus in the City of London, England, from where trains serve Essex and East Anglia. It is also served by Underground lines below the surface, including the Elizabeth Line.

Origin of Liverpool Street

Named after the street in front of the entrance, which was named after Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool.

Questions about Liverpool Street

What does Liverpool Street mean?
Liverpool Street means a major rail terminus in the City of London, England, from where trains serve Essex and East Anglia. It is also served by Underground lines below the surface, including the Elizabeth Line.
What part of speech is Liverpool Street?
Liverpool Street is a proper noun.

Words near Liverpool Street in the dictionary

  1. Liverpool kiss
  2. Liverpool kisses
  3. Liverpool Plains
  4. Liverpool rummy
  5. Liverpool sound
  6. Liverpool Street
  7. liverpools
  8. Liverpudlian
  9. Liverpudlianism
  10. Liverpudlianisms
  11. Liverpudlians

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