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Meaning of winchester
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winchester (n)
a city in southern England; administrative center of Hampshire
a shoulder rifle
winchester Sentence Examples
- The Winchester House was an architectural marvel, with its maze of staircases and secret passages.
- The Winchester rifle became one of the most iconic firearms in American history.
- The Winchester brothers were the protagonists of the long-running television series "Supernatural."
- The Winchester Cathedral is one of the most famous Gothic buildings in England.
- The Winchester Repeating Arms Company was a leading manufacturer of firearms in the 19th and 20th centuries.
- The Winchester Historic District in San Jose, California is home to the Winchester House and other Victorian-era buildings.
- The Winchester Model 1894 was a popular lever-action rifle among cowboys and lawmen.
- The Winchester brand is still synonymous with quality firearms today.
- The Winchester Club in London was a popular gathering place for British aristocrats and celebrities.
- The Winchester property in Winchester, Massachusetts was once home to a large mansion and extensive gardens.
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a city in southern England; administrative center of Hampshire, a shoulder rifle
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The Winchester House was an architectural marvel, with its maze of staircases and secret passages.
The Winchester rifle became one of the most iconic firearms in American history.
The Winchester brothers were the protagonists of the long-running television series "Supernatural."
The Winchester Cathedral is one of the most famous Gothic buildings in England.
