Definition of dartmouth Dartmouth
/dɑˈɹtmʌθ/ - [dartmuth] - Dart•mouth
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| dartmouth - a college in New Hampshire | ||
| Dartmouth College, Dartmouth | ||
| granite state, nh, new hampshire a state in New England; one of the original 13 colonies | ||
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dartmouth
A seaport town of England, in Devonshire; it was burnt by the French in the reigns of Richard I. and Henry IV. In a third attempt (1404) the invaders were defeated by the inhabitants, assisted by the valor of the women. In the war of the Parliament, Dartmouth was taken, after a siege of four weeks, by Prince Maurice, who garrisoned the place for the king (1643); but it was retaken by Gen. Fairfax by storm in 1646.
