Bletchley Park

British

/ ˈblɛtʃlɪ /

noun

the Buckinghamshire estate which was the centre of British code-breaking operations during World War II

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Bletchley Park was secret site number 10—X in roman numerals.

From Literature

Of course, local folks noticed all these professor types showing up, so the GC&CS spread the tale that the crowd at Bletchley Park was “Captain Ridley’s shooting party”—just your typical, boring gathering of posh ladies and gents.

From Literature

The old owners of Bletchley Park used to raise racing pigeons.

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I came to Bletchley Park to work.

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I start my twenty-ninth trip around the Bletchley Park lake.

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