walpole
/ˈwɒlpəʊ/Definitions
1. proper noun
A surname of English origin, referring to a family of politicians and writers, notably Robert Walpole, the first Prime Minister of Great Britain.
“The historian studied the life of Robert Walpole, the first British Prime Minister.”
2. noun
A walpole is a type of long, narrow wooden beam used in shipbuilding and carpentry.
“The shipyard used a walpole to support the new hull of the vessel.”
3. place
Walpole is a small town in Norfolk, England, known for its historic architecture and scenic countryside.
“Visitors to Norfolk often stop by the charming town of Walpole to explore its historic sites.”