Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of southeast Tasmania, Australia, on an inlet of the Tasman Sea. Founded in 1804 as a penal colony, it is the capital of Tasmania.
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- proper noun The
state capital ofTasmania (Australia ), named for a Lord Hobart. - proper noun A
patronymic Englishsurname derived from a variant ofHubert .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a port and state capital of Tasmania
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Examples
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HOBART -- A new ordinance now governs where Hobart residents can fire their weapons for hunting or recreation, although it's not too different from the old law.
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HOBART - A 21-year-old Hobart woman who was a junior at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse died Monday while on a spring break trip to Florida.
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HOBART - A loose pit bull that attacked and injured three neighbors last month outside their Hobart home will be euthanized, according to authorities.
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HOBART -- A new ordinance now governs where Hobart residents can fire their weapons for hunting or recreation, although it's not too different from the old law.
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HOBART - The village of Hobart is appealing a decision by the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs to place six parcels of land into federal trust, and off the tax rolls, for the Oneida Tribe of Indians.
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HOBART - Hobart residents will move to a biweekly single-stream recycling collection process sometime this summer, though some of the details still are being hashed out.
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HOBART - Hobart residents will move to a biweekly single-stream recycling collection process sometime this summer, though some of the details still are being hashed out.
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HOBART - A loose pit bull that attacked and injured three neighbors last month outside their Hobart home will be euthanized, according to authorities.
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HOBART - The village of Hobart is appealing a decision by the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs to place six parcels of land into federal trust, and off the tax rolls, for the Oneida Tribe of Indians.
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HOBART - The Thornberry Creek Golf Course is ready to reopen under the management of the Oneida Tribe of Indians within the next month, pending a liquor license from the village of Hobart.
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