Definition
Definition of Austin - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographycapital city of Texas known for its music scene
- Austin hosts the annual music festival.
2.
place namevarious locales in North America and Australia
- Austin in Manitoba is a small community.
3.
namesmale given name from Old French origin
- Austin is a popular name for boys.
4.
automobilesRare TM UK former British car brand named for its founderRare TM UK
- He drove an old Austin from the 1960s.
Origin of Austin
Old English, Ælfstān (elf + stone)
Terms with Austin included in their meaning
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Austin
nickname for Austin
acr: Austin Independent School District
group of schools in Austin
abr: Stephen F. Austin State University
public university in Texas known for its education programs
music festival
annual festival for music, film, and media in Austin
abr: University of Austin
University of Austin in Texas
institution
public research university in Austin Texas
abr: University of Texas, Austin TX
large public university in Austin, Texas
geography
state in the south-central US, capital Austin
college
public research university located in Austin
Examples of Austin in a sentence
They moved to Austin for its vibrant culture. Austin, Texas is known for its live music scene. The city of Austin in Nevada is quite small. Austin was chosen as the baby's name. My brother's name is Austin. The Austin was a popular choice in the 1950s.
Collectors often seek out vintage Austin models.
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