ESSEX-ON-KENT

a made-up name of a place, using the names of two neighboring counties in southeast England, Essex and Kent, and the British way of naming towns. Example: Clacton-on-Sea, a town by the sea in southeast England. —SHSBC Binder 31 Approved Glossary

a made-up name of a place, using the names of two neighboring counties in southeast England, Essex and Kent, and the British way of naming towns. Example: Clacton-on-Sea, a town by the sea in southeast England. We need it desperately but somebody up in - in Essex-on-Kent, you know, has - he's got this, and he's got the best intentions of the world to turn it out next year, you know?

a made-up name of a place, using the names of two neighboring counties in southeast England, Essex and Kent, and the British way of naming towns. Example: Clacton-on-Sea, a town by the sea in southeast England. We need it desperately but somebody up in - in Essex-on-Kent, you know, has - he's got this, and he's got the best intentions of the world to turn it out next year, you know?

a made-up name of a place, using the names of two neighboring counties in southeast England, Essex and Kent, and the British way of naming towns. Example Clacton-on-Sea, a town by the sea in southeast England.a made-up name for a location, formed from the names of two neighboring counties in southeast England, Essex and Kent.a made-up name of a place, using the names of two neighboring counties in southeast England, Essex and Kent, and the British way of naming towns. Example Clacton-on-Sea, a town by the sea in southeast England. We need it desperately but somebody up in-in Essex-on-Kent, you know, has-he's got this, and he's got the best intentions of the world to turn it out next year, you know?