Newcastle English

Meaning Newcastle meaning

What does Newcastle mean?

Newcastle

— noun a port city in northeastern England on the River Tyne; a center for coal exports (giving rise to the expression 'carry coals to Newcastle' meaning to do something unnecessary)

Synonyms Newcastle synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Newcastle?

Newcastle English » English

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

woodhen

land down under

eastern tarantula

couta boat

blue swimmer crab

blackbirding

Wollongong

Wiradhuri

Windsor

Wik-Mungkan

Wagga Wagga

Upsidedownland

Sydney-sider

Sydney

Route 66

Polwarth

Oz

Muk-thang

Melbournite

Mbabaram

Hervey Bay

Gold Coast

Fraser Island

Emerald

Duwal

Datiwuy

Darkinjung

Commonwealth of Australia

Caloundra

Cairns

Awabakal

Aussieland

Arrernte

Arnhem Land

Examples Newcastle examples

How do I use Newcastle in a sentence?

Simple sentences

That's like carrying coals to Newcastle.

Movie subtitles

Coals to Newcastle.

To teach English in England is to carry coals to Newcastle, and it's ill-paid.

You've heard that the Scottish rebels are marching on Newcastle?

Well, you bring your own coals to Newcastle?

You know we're connected with the Newcastle mob.

Radio 2BL Sydney, 2FC Newcastle.

Yes, first thing. She's getting the overnight train down from Newcastle.

Newcastle?

You're due in Newcastle to address the by election meeting.

Well, largely because nobody told me about Newcastle.

The P. M. Expects you to go to Newcastle.

I think I'd bettergo to Newcastle, Bernard.

Find a way of getting me from Swansea to Newcastle.

And Newcastle.

She's getting the overnight train down from Newcastle.

They expects you in Newcastle.

Swansea and Newcastle.

No, I'm going to Swansea and Newcastle.

Dear Mrs Bennet, I'm sure our youngest daughter will find friends as silly as she in Newcastle.

Now they are gone to Newcastle, and there they are to stay.

One was wearing a Newcastle shirt - a Geordie.

How did you get on in Newcastle?

They hold auditions in Newcastle.

It's just, I've got this audition in Newcastle in a couple of weeks.

Is that in Newcastle?

We have live fire station feeds. from Newcastle, Swansea, Sheffield, and Lewisham. just poised for tragedy.

We're going to Newcastle first.

Yeah, and his mother lived. at number nine Newcastle in Liverpool.

That's Newcastle.

Well, I don't like Newcastle, either.

I told him you've gone to Newcastle.

News and current affairs

The Duke of Newcastle alone is said to have controlled seven such boroughs, each with two representatives.