cross-town

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Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Going or extending across a town or city: Describes something that moves, travels, or exists from one side of a town or city to the other, typically not following a central or downtown route.
Usage
  • The adjective "crosstown" is used to modify nouns, indicating that the noun involves movement or location across the breadth of an urban area.
  • It is often written as one word ("crosstown") or with a hyphen ("cross-town").
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The crosstown bus is often slower because it makes many local stops.
    • He was delayed by heavy cross-town traffic.
    • There is a new crosstown bicycle lane connecting the east and west neighborhoods.
Advanced Usage
  • "Crosstown rival/rivalry": A common phrase in sports, especially in the U.S., referring to teams from the same city that compete against each other.
    • The annual baseball game between the two schools is a famous crosstown rivalry.
Variants and Related Words
  • Crosstown (adj): The more common single-word spelling.
    • The new crosstown subway line will reduce commute times.
Synonyms
  • Transverse: Lying or extending across something.
  • Cross-city: Similar in meaning, though less commonly used.
Notes
  • "Crosstown" specifically implies movement or extension across the or a significant part of a town or city, as opposed to just a short distance. It often contrasts with routes that go into and out of a central downtown area.
Adjective
  1. going or extending across a town or city
    • the crosstown bus
    • crosstown traffic

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