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Two Hearted

Two Hearted proper noun: the Two Hearted River; also applied to other things in the area, Two Hearted country, such as the Two Hearted lakes.

Proper noun

Two Hearted

  1. The Two Hearted River; also applied to other things in the area, Two Hearted country, such as the Two Hearted lakes.
    • [A Civil War veteran built a cabin by the] headwaters of the Two Hearted and lived there until his death 50 years later. No one lives there permanently now, anywhere in the Two Hearted country.1961, Sports Illustrated
    • When author Ernest Hemingway began writing a short story about his fishing experiences on the Fox River near Seney, he decided the river's name was not poetic enough. So he replaced it with the Two Hearted even though most historians believe he never came close to seeing the actual river whose name...2005, Jim DuFresne, The Complete Guide to Michigan Sand Dunes, University of Michigan Press, →ISBN, page 167

Questions about Two Hearted

What does Two Hearted mean?
Two Hearted means the Two Hearted River; also applied to other things in the area, Two Hearted country, such as the Two Hearted lakes.
What part of speech is Two Hearted?
Two Hearted is a proper noun.

Words near Two Hearted in the dictionary

  1. Two Grey Hills
  2. Two Guns
  3. two ha'pennies for a penny
  4. Two Harbors
  5. two heads are better than one
  6. Two Hearted
  7. Two Hearted River
  8. two hundred
  9. two hundred fifty-sixth note
  10. two hundred fifty-sixth notes
  11. two in the pink, one in the stink

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