Suffolk
noun
Suf·folk ˈsə-fək 
-ˌfȯk
1
: any of a breed of chestnut-colored draft horses of English origin
called also Suffolk punch
2
: any of a breed of large hornless black-faced sheep of English origin raised chiefly for mutton
Word History
Etymology
Suffolk, England
First Known Use
1831, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Geographical Definition
Suffolk
geographical name
Suf·folk ˈsə-fək
US also -ˌfȯk
1
independent city in southeastern Virginia population 84,585
2
county of eastern England bordering on the North Sea; capital Ipswich area 1520 miles (3937 kilometers), population 728,163
Note: Suffolk was formerly divided into the administrative counties of East Suffolk (whose capital was Ipswich) and West Suffolk (whose capital was Bury Saint Edmunds).