dunbar
/ˈdʌnbɑr/Definitions
1. proper noun
a place name, particularly a town or area in Scotland, most notably the Dunbar area in East Lothian and Dunbar, Illinois in the United States.
“I’m visiting Dunbar in Scotland for my vacation.”
2. noun
a type of small to medium-sized sailing vessel used in the 17th to 19th centuries, similar to a sloop.
“The Dunbar was a sailing vessel used for trade in the 18th century.”
3. noun
a type of railway carriage, especially in the UK.
“The old Dunbar carriage is now on display at the museum.”