Gloucester

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A very crap place to spend you life. Three words: don't do it! it is a shitty place to spend your teens with hardly anything to do until you find out about the guildhall and go to it's gigs!! Urban Dictionary

The craphole where people who don't want to be their go. Urban Dictionary

A bitch city on the north shore with people who think they are affiliated with the bloods. a city filled with people who think they have it hard, and are sadly mistaken. Urban Dictionary

Gloucester, MA is the first seaport in America. All other towns named gloucester are poser towns basically. Gloucester is a tough part of mass full of irish and italians. Well known for its fiesta, and the greasy pole. The Perfect Storm was filmed in Gloucester, and all the sailors on the andrea gale were from gloucester. Urban Dictionary

An island city in Massachusetts and the oldest seaport in the USA. One of the first places European explorers ever landed was here on Half Moon Beach. Originally settled by the English, it was later settled by Portuguese and a group of people from a small corner of Sicily. It was at one time the most important fishing port in America. Also contains an overgrown ghost town in the center of the island called Dogtown where people apparently attempted farming that quickly grew into a place for witches, outcasts, etc. Home to all parts of the economic spectrum from the richest of the rich, celebrities, etc. to the poorest of the poor. Still a very historic and beautiful place to visit or live with all kinds of things to discover. Despite beautiful natural scenery and one-of-a-kind local color Gloucester has one of the highest rates of heroin addiction in the United States. Urban Dictionary

The home of rough women and wiggas. Urban Dictionary

Town on the middle peninsula of Virginia, consisting of Gloucester Point and Gloucester Court House. Also known as Gloucester County. Most people who live in the Hampton Roads area are not exactly sure what is contained in this county. I would not blame them if they did not know what to think about the place. Note: Don't drink the water. Urban Dictionary

An area of Virginia with a nice rural feel. Under the nice facad of the town there are A lot of bad areas, mainly in the trailer parks near the Coleman Bridge A.K.A. "The Point", and the northern part of the county around Indian Road, Woods Cross, and Dutton Road. Not a lot of Murders occur there, but there are a lot of fights, and barely any jobs so drugs flood this county as well as drug addicts. Urban Dictionary

A complete shithole Urban Dictionary

A place that is so fucking shit to live many teens revert to suicidal gestures to get this point across. Mainly inhabited by old fogeys and ginger chavs very rare to see any fit women...unless you have goggle eyes Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gloucester:
gloucester, glouster.

Words that rhyme with gloucester:
foster, roster, impostor, zoster, auster, coster, oster, kloster, boster, doster, herpes zoster, gloster, koester, koster, accost her, bossed her, cost her, crisscrossed her, crossed her, exhaust her, lost her, tossed her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gloucester:
blind, double, old, little, new, young, poor, noble, dear, present, single, nearby, light, blinded, native, late, british, plucky, modern, near, day, converted, affectionate, cheltenham, london, opposite, surly, hereford, dark, medieval, century, bloodstained, armed, kandrian, inexorable, popular, hilsden, and, uncle, stroud, left, cape, east, princely, reluctant, she, beloved, dead, uneasy, perplexed, cirencester, pious, bid, grim, monstrous, relieved, ruined, abominable, gallant, silchester, handbook, loyal, unfortunate, semi, sharpness, ambitious, meaning, eyeless, fatal, deceived, bath, gentle, cunning, stained, valiant, anti, west, boston, salem, faithful, mutilated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gloucester:
cathedral, place, county, lodge, house, moors, city, point, cheese, road, assizes, harbor, lady, terrace, the, traders, lyceum, weapons, street, row.

Consonant match to gloucester:
gloster, glass stirrer, glass t, glass tea, glocester.

Words that sound like gloucester:
gloucester, gloster, glocester, glister, glaister, kloster, glossed, closter, glosser, glossier, cluster, cloister, clyster, klooster, klister, glost, glauser, glitter, glassed, gaster, glist, guster, glasser, gloater, glacer, glast, glisters, geister, glisser, glistered, gastr, glassier, coster, allister, koester, claustro, claustra, klawitter, gangster, gloss, glossy, glider, glossary, glor, gost, glore, gladder, glazer, glazier, glader, glaser, clouser, gagster, glasto, glosses, clotter, koster, gloucestershire, glass door, glasper, glossies, gosser, glauce, glaeser, gloar, klauser, gerster, glidder, gloser, galster, glosse, glosso, glessner, glozer, clouter, gloss over, closer, blister, clatter, blaster, caster, bluster, clusters, castor, classed, clustered, clast, alister, classier, cloistered, cloisters, clater, callister, clitter, classer, claytor, alost, alastor, clist, clustery.