carthage  /ˈkɑr θədʒ/ ? Meaning of "carthage"

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Definition(s):

  • (n) an ancient city state on the north African coast near modern Tunis; founded by Phoenicians; destroyed and rebuilt by Romans; razed by Arabs in 697

Quotes

  1. "I wanted to try to provide some relief to the folks in Carthage," said sponsoring Sen. Gary Nodler, a Republican from nearby Joplin. "I would suppose there would be pretty broad support for this."
    on Apr 25, 2008 By: Gary Nodler Source: Houston Chronicle

  2. "Everyone was sitting in living room, listening on the Internet and when you hear Carthage, Texas, New York Mets, the tears are flowing," Humber said.
    on Jun 7, 2004 By: Philip Humber Source: Pittsburgh Pirates News

  3. "The people of Carthage have endured terrible odors from the plant for too long," Blunt said.
    on Dec 29, 2005 By: Matt Blunt Source: MSNBC

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