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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- An unincorporated community of southeast New York south-southwest of Albany. In 1969, it was the scheduled site of an eponymous rock music festival that was actually held in Bethel, New York, a small town to its southwest.
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- proper noun Woodstock Festival, an American
music festival
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Examples
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DUKE DEVLIN, WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL, "SITE INTERPRETER": A year after Woodstock, people found this site.
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JOHN SEBASTIAN, WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL MUSICIAN: Woodstock is a hard thing to grasp, especially for those who weren't there.
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DUKE DEVLIN, WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL, "SITE INTERPRETER": A year after Woodstock, people found this site.
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JOHN SEBASTIAN, WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL MUSICIAN: Woodstock is a hard thing to grasp, especially for those who weren't there.
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DUKE DEVLIN, WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL, "SITE INTERPRETER": Year after Woodstock, people found this site.
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JOHN SEBASTIAN, WOODSTOCK PERFORMER: Woodstock is a hard thing to grasp, especially for those who weren't there.
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JOHN SEBASTIAN, WOODSTOCK PERFORMER: Woodstock is a hard thing to grasp especially for those who weren't there.
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THE WOODSTOCK SCUFFLE; or, Most dreadfull apparitions that were lately seene in the Mannor-house of Woodstock, neere Oxford, to the great terror and the wonderful amazement of all there that did behold them.
Woodstock; or, the Cavalier Walter Scott 1801
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WOODSTOCK - A 26-year-old Rockford man admitted he had smoked marijuana and drank about a half gallon of brandy before shooting a Woodstock house last summer.
News 2010
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WOODSTOCK - A 57-year-old Woodstock man claimed he legally shot and killed his Labrador retriever during a night of drinking after the dog had bitten him twice in two weeks.
News 2010
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