mansfield
/ˈmænzfiːld/Definitions
1. noun
A town in Nottinghamshire, England, known for its textile industry, especially cotton and silk.
“The tourists visited the historic Mansfield town center, admiring its architecture and shopping.”
2. noun
A county in West Virginia, USA.
“After moving to the United States, she settled in the beautiful state of West Virginia’s Mansfield County.”
3. noun
A 1962 British film directed by Joseph Losey, starring James Mason and Danuta Solska.
“The 1962 film Mansfield, starring James Mason, has become a cult classic among film enthusiasts.”
4. proper noun
A surname of English origin, especially notable with the Mansfield family in England.
“John Mansfield, a renowned novelist, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 2015.”
5. proper noun
A title of nobility, particularly an English barony, held by the Mansfield family.
“The historic title of Baron Mansfield was passed down through generations of the Mansfield family.”