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1. (n.) Berkshire
Also called Berks (bûrks; Brit. bärks). a county in S England. 752,500; 485 sq. mi. (1255 sq. km).
2. Berkshire
any of an English breed of black hogs having white markings on the feet, face, and tail.
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1. (noun) Berkshire
a county in southern England
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1. Berkshire
a midland county of England, with a fertile, well-cultivated soil on a chalk bottom, in the upper valley of the Thames, one of the smallest but most beautiful counties in the country. In the E. part of it is Windsor Forest, and in the SE. Bagshot Heath. It is famous for its breed of pigs.
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