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Definition of Watford in English: Watfordproper nounˈwɒtfəd A town in Hertfordshire, south-eastern England; population 121,300 (est. 2009).
Phrases informal Used to refer to any part of England that is north of London, typically considered as remote or out of touch with the latest news and developments. all you metropolitan folk who think it's just darkness and barbarism north of Watford, think again Example sentencesExamples - So there is life north of Watford after all.
- Ministers, caught up in the political intrigue of Westminster, have forgotten before that there is a world north of Watford.
- The BBC have a massive web presence which even extends north of Watford.
- Also good for proving to the London film scene that there are facilities north of Watford.
- To listen to some people, you would think they had never heard of nightclubs north of Watford.
- All you metropolitan folk who think it's just darkness and barbarism north of Watford, think again.
- For one, most people in this country do actually live north of Watford.
- Things are different north of Watford.
- Now that doesn't particularly surprise me anywhere north of Watford is beyond the pale for most of them.
- Let us hope the permit will be road rally one otherwise nobody north of Watford will bother turning up!
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