South·amp·ton 
(south-hămptən, sou-thămp-)
(south-hămptən, sou-thămp-)1. A city of south-central England on an inlet of the English Channel opposite the Isle of Wight. Founded on the site of Roman and Saxon settlements, it has long been a major port, especially for passenger ships.
2. A village of southeast New York on the southeast coast of Long Island. It is primarily a summer resort.
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