martha's vineyard
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Definition
Proper noun: * An island summer resort off of Cape Cod: Martha's Vineyard is an island located south of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, USA, known primarily as a popular seasonal vacation destination.
Usage
- Martha's Vineyard is used as a singular proper noun to refer to the specific island. It is always capitalized.
- It is commonly used to indicate a location for vacationing, tourism, or residence, especially during the summer months.
- Example: "They rented a cottage on Martha's Vineyard for the entire August."
Examples
- "Ferries to Martha's Vineyard depart from several ports in Massachusetts."
- "The historic towns of Edgartown and Oak Bluffs are on Martha's Vineyard."
- "Many artists and writers find inspiration during the quiet offseason on Martha's Vineyard."
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used metonymically to refer to the community, culture, or lifestyle associated with the island.
- Example: "The film festival brings a piece of Hollywood to Martha's Vineyard every summer."
Variants and Related Words
- The Vineyard: A common informal shorthand used by locals and frequent visitors to refer to Martha's Vineyard.
- Example: "We're heading to the Vineyard on Friday."
- Vineyarder: A term for a permanent resident of Martha's Vineyard.
Synonyms
- Island resort
- Summer colony
- Vacation island
Note: There are no direct synonyms for this unique proper noun (place name). The terms listed describe its general function or type.
Noun
- an island summer resort off of Cape Cod