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
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1. The Drought Monitor:

   Short-term moderate and severe drought continued to expand, especially in the New York City area, New Jersey, and New England, where rainfall was sparse and temperatures were a few degrees above normal.

2. Vic Fangio:

   It could end up being our problem just like last year — if you remember — when we were on the wrong side of New England’s problem, we lost our bye and had our game get postponed. I told the team, ‘Hey, it could come our way at some point.’.

3. Ben Shickel:

   We're used to these big snowstorms in New England, but 2 to 3 feet all at once and 50 to 60 mph winds? That's a different story.

4. Mac Jones:

   I think he’ll learn it very quickly. A lot of the things he’s doing in New England right now are things he did at Alabama, i think he’ll assimilate faster than any rookie would in a long time, and of course it gets down to this: his accuracy, throwing the football. That’s going to make him the guy.

5. Mark Wahlberg:

   He'll always be a Patriot, i don't think one season, one championship, or two seasons in Tampa is going to take away from the legacy and his mark that he put on New England and in the NFL as a whole. So he'll always be a Patriot.