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old towns

old towns is the plural of old town.

Meaning of old town

Noun

old town (plural old towns)

  1. (sometimes) The historic district of a city or town.
    • He's living in old town these days.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see old, town.
    • St. Augustine, Florida, is a seriously old town by New World standards.

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Questions about old towns

What is old towns the plural of?
Old towns is the plural of old town.

Words near old towns in the dictionary

  1. old toasts
  2. Old Tom
  3. Old Toongabbie
  4. old top
  5. old town
  6. old towns
  7. Old Trafford
  8. Old Tupi
  9. Old Turkic
  10. old tyme
  11. Old Udi

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