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Hippodrome   /hˈɪpədrˌoʊm/   Listen
Hippodrome

noun
1.
A stadium for horse shows or horse races.






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"Hippodrome" Quotes from Famous Books



... Truly in this denominational hippodrome, odd yoke-fellows are sometimes set to run together; the efforts of the children of light to equal in wisdom the children of darkness leading the church to clap its ecclesiastical harness upon anything ...
— The Calling Of Dan Matthews • Harold Bell Wright

... by your note from the window, I went to the booth and called up Mrs. Cutler's house and got herself on the phone. Your brother-in-law lunched at home to-day with her and the children and they are now going to the Hippodrome. ...
— Somewhere in France • Richard Harding Davis

... from the Greek: agoranomus, demarchus, etc. He also cites as parallels some unconvincing phrases from fragments of New Comedy, while developing an ingenious theory that the device is a heritage from the Greek orchestra, where it could have been performed with a hippodrome effect. Terence berates the practice,[128] but makes use ...
— The Dramatic Values in Plautus • Wilton Wallace Blancke

... unknown until a late day in Jewish history. Within the walls of Jerusalem, or indeed throughout the whole length of Palestine, no theatre, circus, hippodrome, nor even gallery was to be found, until Jason, the Greek-Jew of the Maccabees dynasty, became ruler, and built a place of exercise under the very tower of the Temple itself. (2 Macc. iv. 10-14.) Herod subsequently completed what Jason had begun, and erected a hippodrome within ...
— A History of Nursery Rhymes • Percy B. Green

... says she sha'n't have nothin' to do with any of it; they're all goin' to the city, an' Mr. Fisher is goin' to a lecture on that Russian that his country wants to amalgamate for suthin' he's done; an' she an' John Bunyan is goin' to the Hippodrome. They want to see the girl turn upside down in the automobile an' Mrs. Fisher says she can hear about the ox ...
— Susan Clegg and a Man in the House • Anne Warner



Words linked to "Hippodrome" :   sports stadium, stadium, arena, bowl



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