kentucky
geographical name(Ken-tucky)
river 259 miles (417 kilometers) long in the north central part of the state of Kentucky flowing northwest into the Ohio River
kentucky
geographical name(Ken-tucky)
state of the east central U.S. bordering Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois along the Ohio River and Missouri along the Mississippi River; capital Frankfort area 40,395 square miles (105,027 square kilometers), population 4,339,367
kentucky
geographical name(Ken-tucky)
artificial lake formed by the Kentucky Dam in the Tennessee River in southwestern Kentucky extending into northwestern Tennessee
kentucky
noun(Ken-tucky)
an Old World pasture and meadow grass (Poa pratensis) naturalized in North America and often used in lawns —called also bluegrass
kentucky
noun(Ken-tucky)
a tall North American tree (Gymnocladus dioica) of the legume family with bipinnate leaves and large woody brown pods whose seeds have been used as a substitute for coffee
kentucky
noun(Ken-tucky)
a muzzle-loading long-barreled flintlock rifle developed in the 18th century in Pennsylvania and used extensively on the American frontier