dis·trict 
(dĭstrĭkt)
(dĭstrĭkt)n.
1. A division of an area, as for administrative purposes.
2. A region or locality marked by a distinguishing feature: went to the lake district for their vacation.
tr.v. dis·trict·ed, dis·trict·ing, dis·tricts
To mark off or divide into districts.
[French, from Old French, from Medieval Latin districtus, from Latin, past participle of distringere, to hinder; see DISTRAIN.]
district·wide adv. & adj.
- equationally
- equation of time
- equative
- equator
- equatorial
- equatorial bulge
- equatorial coordinate system
- equatorial current
- Equatorial Guinea
- equatorially
- equatorial plate
- equerry
- equestrian
- equestrianism
- equestrianship
- equestrienne
- equi-
- equiangular
- equid
- equidistance
- equidistant
- equidistantly
- equilateral
- equilaterally
- equilibrate