Definitions

1. proper noun

A town in Oxfordshire, England, famous for the Battle of Blenheim, fought in 1704.

“The tourists visited Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill.”

2. noun

A horse bred for racing or other equestrian sports, especially one that has won a major competition, such as the Blenheim Stakes.

“The breeder’s prize-winning Blenheim was known for its speed and agility.”