What towns have verbs for names?

[holeinboatoutatsea]

I was thinking about Gallup, for some reason, and wondered (in my own confused way) if there are other towns out there with verbs for names?

hmmm.

[SW FL Dem]

1. I lived in Gallup in the 60s n/t

[DS1]

2. Purchase near NYC, if it's a town

:shrug:

[SW FL Dem]

3. Running Springs, CA n/t

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

7. adjective

Sorry, but that's not a verb. :(

[ScreamingMeemie]

4. Climax, Michigan.

:hi:

[holeinboatoutatsea]

6. Now, that has GOT to be a fun town!

It's now on my list of places to visit. Thanks!

[woofless]

5. Reading?

[MikeG]

8. Black Lick, PA

[Tom_Foolery]

11. French Lick, IN

[Tom_Foolery]

9. Intercourse, PA

[kcwayne]

10. French Lick, Indiana

[Sticky]

12. Last year I went to Newfoundland, Canada

and ended up in places like, Come By Chance, Conception Bay and Dildo.

Great names and great people. Everyone should visit "The Rock" at least once in a lifetime.

[Tom_Foolery]

13. Slaughters, KY

[EstimatedProphet]

14. Licking, MO

Nice name for a town, isn't it?

[Tom_Foolery]

15. Killin, AR

[Waistdeep]

16. Mount Baldy

[Rabrrrrrr]

17. fishkill, NY

Though of course kill actually means "stream" or "river", but it could work as a verb . . .

[PartyPooper]

18. Chevy Chase, MD.

Does that count?

:D

[Ookie]

19. Drain, OR.... or maybe Humptulips, WA

Might have to stretch the old imagination on the second one

[VelmaD]

20. Several in Texas...

Cash, Lulling, Wichita Falls, Marble Falls, Dripping Springs, Caddo Mills.

[doc03]

21. Fly,Ohio