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Suffolk¹ Definition

Suf·folk (suf′ək)

noun

  1. any of a breed of hornless, hardy sheep, native to the Suffolk area of EC England, having a black face and black legs and raised for mutton
  2. any of a breed of medium-sized, thickset draft horse, chestnut in color and native to Suffolk county, England

Suffolk² Definition

Suf·folk (suf′ək)

  1. county in E England, on the North Sea: 1,466 sq mi (3,797 sq km); pop. 632,000

  2. city in SE Va.: pop. 64,000

    Etymology: after the English county

Suffolk Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • phil: Day duke said suffolk university phil reno's main thoroughfare among museums for.
  • university: Day duke said suffolk university phil reno's main thoroughfare among museums for.
Suffolk Quotes

Suffolk used to worship Sunday, not God.

—Blythe, Ronald George