Knoxville

[ noks-vil ]

/ ˈnɒks vɪl /

a city in E Tennessee, on the Tennessee River.

OTHER WORDS FROM Knoxville

Knox·vil·li·an, Knox·vil·lite, noun

He wandered into Fountain City, a suburb of Knoxville, where he fended for himself.

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Low-confidence cities are like Knoxville, Sacramento, Detroit.

‘Frances Ha’ Director Noah Baumbach and Star and Co-Writer Greta Gerwig on Hipsters |Marlow Stern |May 14, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
Media reports suggest no passengers left the plane in Knoxville.

Free Pizza: One Way to Make a 3 Hour Flight Delay Less Terrible |Ilana Glazer |March 25, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
I talked to friends of mine who do video production and told them to look into Knoxville flights.

Julie Klausner: Bush’s Beans Said No |Julie Klausner |August 6, 2012 |DAILY BEAST

Expect this floating phenomenon to catch on in other boat-friendly locales like San Diego, Austin, and Knoxville.

What's Next for Foodies |Jacquelynn D. Powers |September 10, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
News had been received that the battle had been commenced at Knoxville.

Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, Complete |Ulysses S. Grant
Among the gentlemen present was a Mr. Buchanan, who was a Confederate soldier then stationed at Knoxville.

The Boy Spy |Joseph Kerby
He had answered that he did not know, but referred him to the court-martial which had tried our comrades at Knoxville.

Daring and Suffering: |William Pittenger
From that point the railroad had been repaired up to Knoxville and out east to Strawberry Plains.

Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, Complete |Ulysses S. Grant
The distance from West Point to Knoxville is thirty-five miles.

Travels in North America, From Modern Writers |William Bingley

Knoxville

/ (ˈnɒksvɪl) /

an industrial city in E Tennessee, on the Tennessee River: state capital (1796–1812; 1817–19). Pop: 173 278 (2003 est)