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Old Home Week

Old Home Week proper noun: originally in New England, a week when people who had grown up in a village, town or city were invited to come back and visit; now a more general local historical event with parades, school reunions, etc.

Proper noun

Old Home Week (plural Old Home Weeks)

  1. (US) Originally in New England, a week when people who had grown up in a village, town or city were invited to come back and visit; now a more general local historical event with parades, school reunions, etc.

Forms of Old Home Week

pluralOld Home Weeks

Questions about Old Home Week

What does Old Home Week mean?
Old Home Week means originally in New England, a week when people who had grown up in a village, town or city were invited to come back and visit; now a more general local historical event with parades, school reunions, etc.
What part of speech is Old Home Week?
Old Home Week is a proper noun.

Words near Old Home Week in the dictionary

  1. Old High Dutch
  2. Old High German
  3. Old Higue
  4. Old Hill
  5. Old Hilltown
  6. Old Home Week
  7. old horse
  8. Old Hundred
  9. Old Hundredth
  10. Old Hungarian
  11. Old Icelandic

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