Greymouth

Proper noun

Meaning

Greymouth

A town in New Zealand, the largest in the West Coast region of the South Island.

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Examples

Greymouth fire chief Lee Swinburn said the house was well alight when the first fire crews arrived. Source: Internet

The KiwiRail foreman was working on a section of track outside Greymouth on August 22, 2018 on when the tragedy happened. Source: Internet

As the Irish settlers celebrated St Patrick’s Day, 1866, in the usual manner, Synder Browne was busy hand-setting the type in rough premises in Waite Street, for the first edition of the Greymouth Evening Star. Source: Internet

Former Greymouth woman Ruby Tui was last night confirmed in the New Zealand women’s sevens team to compete at the Olympic Games in Rio next month. Source: Internet

Long distance passenger services are limited to three routes – the TranzAlpine (Christchurch – Greymouth), the TranzCoastal (Christchurch – Picton) and the Northern Explorer (Wellington – Auckland). Source: Internet

The much needed rain prevented the full programme going ahead at the Greymouth Junior Athletic Club meeting on Saturday. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

greyly greymail greymap greymuzzle greynaissance greyness