| Definition or Description | Place |
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| The mount of Megiddo, where a mythic battle was to take place | |
| A rundown part of a city, named for a stretch of road in Seattle. | |
| A type of lightweight cotton fabric derives its name from a coastal city in Southeastern India. | |
| A mass suicide when conditions are hopeless,” derives from an important site in Israel. | |
| Refers to incorrect or ungrammatical usage of language, derives from the ancient city of Soli (in Calicia). | |
| A low building or house, from a Gujarati word meaning “Bengalese”. | |
| Pandemonium, named after London’s first psychiatric hospital, St. Mary of Bethlehem. | |
| A place of great beauty, luxury, and contentment, derived from the summer capital of Kublai Khan's empire. | |
| A metaphor for an exotic and distant land, derived from a city on the Niger River in Mali, West Africa. | |
| A short, humorous poem named after a city in Ireland. | |
| A type of race deriving its name from a city in ancient Greece, where heavily outnumbered Athenians defeated the Persians in 490 BCE. | |
| A popular design or pattern named after a city in the Lowlands of Scotland. | |
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