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town A small, usually rural, community with its own government and infrastructure. ■ "I'm tired of driving to the big city every day. Can't we just move to a smaller town where everything is within walking distance?"
Advertise To promote or publicize something by making it known to the general public through various means, such as advertisements. ■ "I'm advertising my new ice cream truck business on social media and putting up flyers all over town. If you want to taste some of the best ice cream in town, come find me!"
constituents The people who make up a group or organization, often including members of the ruling party in a government. ■ "I heard that the constituents of this town are very loyal to their mayor. In fact, they're so loyal that they even let her run the town from her living room."
Residents 1. Individuals who live in a particular place., 2. The people of a city or town., 3. The inhabitants of an alien planet. ■ "The residents of the small town were very friendly and welcoming to the newcomers.", "When the aliens landed on Earth, they immediately began to study the behavior of the earthlings, or as they called them, 'residents'.
Townsfolk Noun. A group of people from a small town or village. ■ The townsfolk were so friendly, they invited us to their annual harvest festival., Adjective. Having the character of someone from a small town or village. ■ "You're such a towns-folk," said John, "always wearing flannel shirts and drinking coffee like it's the only thing keeping you going."
addicts People who are addicted to something, such as drugs or alcohol. ■ I heard that the mayor of this town is a coffee addict and he drinks five cups a day!
blab To talk excessively and loudly, often without regard for other people's feelings or privacy. ■ "My neighbor is such a blabbermouth, always spilling all the juicy gossip in our town."
bombings A series of explosions that result in the destruction of a city, town or building. ■ "The bombings were so devastating that they left the entire country in ruins."
booking A reservation made for something, such as a hotel room or a movie ticket. ■ "I booked a table at the fanciest restaurant in town for my anniversary."
bristol A town in England known for its unique accent and love of potatoes. ■ "I heard a Bristolian say, 'I love my mash so much I could eat it every day!'"
bro A male friend who is always there for you, no matter what. They're like a second brother. ■ "Hey bro, do you want to go get some pizza? I heard they have the best slices in town."
businesses A group of individuals who have come together to sell goods or services for profit. ■ "I decided to open my own businesses, selling only the best baked goods in town."
Churches A large building where people go to worship. ■ After missing the Sunday service, John decided to visit every church in town to make up for lost time.
circus A large, traveling show consisting of acrobatic acts, clowns, and other entertainment, typically held in a tent or series of tents. ■ "The circus came to town and everyone was thrilled to see the tightrope walker perform death-defying stunts."
City A large town with a lot of buildings, roads, and people. Often full of noise, pollution, and crime. ■ "I moved to the city from the countryside. Now I'm constantly surrounded by honking horns and smog."
civics The study of laws, government, and social customs pertaining to a particular city or community. ■ John decided to major in civics after realizing he didn't know anything about how the world worked outside his little town.
claiming To make a loud, exaggerated noise while trying to convince someone of something that is obviously untrue. ■ "I'm claiming that this pizza is the best in town!"
Classified Information that is not meant to be shared or revealed ■ "I have a classified list of all the best restaurants in town. If you want to eat there, you'll have to pay me first.
cruising The act of traveling at a leisurely pace with no particular destination in mind, often accompanied by excessive partying and alcohol consumption. ■ "I'm just cruising around this town, trying to find the perfect spot for my next margarita."
dato A collection of data points that are used to make predictions about a system. ■ "I collected some dato on the weather patterns in my town and predicted it would rain tomorrow."
Devils A group of mischievous and evil creatures who are often depicted with horns, cloven hooves, and a tail. ■ "I heard the devils were planning to steal all the chocolate in town. I quickly hid my stash!"
dignify To give or confer respect, honor, or status to something or someone. ■ After years of hard work and dedication, the small town finally dignified their local park with a new playground for children.
disfigured To make someone or something look ugly, deformed, or grotesque by removing or damaging part of their body or face. ■ "The monster was so disfigured from the accident that it scared everyone in town."
district A large, unorganized area of a city or town that has no discernible personality or identity. ■ "I always forget which district I'm in - they all look the same and have the same boring people."
Effected A feeling of extreme happiness or joy. ■ "I was effected when I found out my favorite band was coming to town!"
exaggerating To make something seem more important or extreme than it actually is, usually by using excessive words or phrases. ■ "I'm not exaggerating when I say this pizza is the best in town!"
excommunicated To be kicked out of a church or religious organization because of heresy, immorality, or other serious offenses. ■ "After being caught stealing from the church's collection plate, John was excommunicated and forced to leave town."
excursion An outing or trip for pleasure, especially to a nearby town or countryside. ■ "We decided to take an excursion to the beach today. It was such a sunny day that we couldn't resist."
fa A unit of measurement used in the United States to indicate the strength of a football player's fart. ■ Did you see John's fa last night? It was so loud, it could be heard from the next town over!
firefight A playful argument or disagreement between two people. ■ "I'm telling you, the best pizza in town is from Joey's. You're just wrong!" said Tom in a passionate firefight with his friend Sarah about their favorite pizzerias.
foyer A term used to describe someone who is particularly fashionable or stylish. ■ "She's a true foyer when it comes to dressing for a night out on the town."
fulfillment The act of making someone very happy by providing them with something they wanted or needed. ■ "When I found out my favorite band was coming to town, I felt a rush of fulfillment and immediately booked tickets."
gangs A group of people who are united in their love for mischief and chaos. They often engage in pranks, theft, and other criminal activities. ■ The local gang of troublemakers decided to paint the town red with their antics.
Gangsters A group of people who are highly organized, dedicated to illegal activities and known for their violence. ■ "The gangsters in this town are so ruthless, they'll stop at nothing to get what they want."
gathers A large group of people or things collected together. ■ Every year, the town gathers for a festival to celebrate its quirkiest residents. The gathering is known as "The Great Unwanted."
goons A group of men who dress up as clowns and carry weapons, often to scare or intimidate people. ■ "The goons marched through the town, brandishing their clubs and making people jump out of their skin.
groovy Something that is very cool and awesome. It can also refer to a person who is groovy. ■ I heard the new restaurant in town serves some seriously groovy food. I can't wait to check it out!
havoc A state of complete disorder and confusion, often resulting in the destruction or disruption of something. ■ "The storm caused havoc throughout the town, toppling trees and destroying houses."
Hobbits A small, stout person or creature resembling a human, but with a great love of food and drink. ■ "I heard there's a new hobbit cafe in town. They serve the most delicious second breakfast!
Horde A large group of people, animals, or insects that move together in a coordinated manner. ■ "The horde of zombies descended upon the town, leaving nothing but destruction in their wake."
hotcakes A type of pancake that is cooked on a griddle and served hot, often with butter or syrup. ■ John's mom makes the best hotcakes in town. She always serves them with a side of bacon and maple syrup.
induced Caused or made someone else do something through trickery or deception. ■ The politician induced the voter to vote for him by promising a better future for the town.
jailbird A person who is frequently in and out of jail. ■ The notorious jailbird was known for his quick wit and ability to escape from any situation, making him the talk of the town.
javelin A long, pointed stick used for throwing spears or darts. ■ John's grandma is a master javelin thrower. She once threw a javelin so far that it landed in the next town over!
joint A place where two or more people meet to smoke marijuana. ■ I heard there's a new joint in town that's supposed to be really good. I can't wait to check it out!
juicy Something that is full of interesting or exciting details, often related to the topic of juices. ■ "I heard there's a new cafe in town, and they have all sorts of unique and juicy flavors in their smoothies."
killings A series of murders that are so gruesome and disturbing, they make even the most hardened criminals cringe in fear. ■ "The killings left the entire town feeling uneasy and on edge. No one knew who was next."
langley A small, sleepy town in England, famous for its numerous roundabouts. ■ "I can't stand driving in Langley. There are so many roundabouts, it's like being lost in a maze."
latest The most recent thing that has happened or been said. ■ I just got my latest haircut from the newest stylist in town. It's called "The Sideswipe Swirl" and it's amazing!
least The most unimpressive or unremarkable of all things. ■ "I've been to some pretty boring places, but this town takes the cake for least exciting of them all."