Synonyms for new england
new eng·land

Princeton's WordNet

1. New Englandnoun

   a region of northeastern United States comprising Maine and New Hampshire and Vermont and Massachusetts and Rhode Island and Connecticut

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1. • United States
   • Geographical Area

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   I will be campaigning in support of the Liberty Union utility proposal which calls for the public ownership of Vermont's private electric companies without compensation to the banks and wealthy stockholders who own the vast majority of stock in these companies, i will also be calling for public ownership of New England Telephone company -- which is probably the single greatest rip-off company in America.

2. Dave Hennen:

   The greatest concentration of smoke will be in the West with the fires, but the jet stream has carried the smoke again all the way into much of New England, including Boston.

3. Aaron Hernandez:

   It was a complete and total shock to me, and unfortunately, CTE is not something that can be diagnosed in the living. So until that happens, New England Patriots ’ll never know who is walking around with this silent killer.

4. Gary Nash:

   In this area, and a lot of New England, we have big old historic homes that burn a couple thousand gallons of oil a year, so when you cut costs in half like we've seen this year, that's a tremendous savings.

5. Joe Bagley:

   Luxury items are rare in other 17th century sites in New England, but the two best sites found in Boston, including this one, have a high number of them showing that Boston was a center of wealth for the region and its residents who had that wealth were willing and able to show off a bit, despite their Puritan lifestyle.