hudson
n. countablen. a famous river in the eastern United States that flows through New York. It is named after Henry Hudson, an explorer who sailed there long ago.
n. a major river in the eastern United States, flowing primarily through eastern New York and forming the boundary between New York City and New Jersey. Named after the English navigator Henry Hudson.
The boat sailed slowly down the Hudson.
Many people enjoy walking along the banks of the Hudson to see the New York City skyline.
The strategic importance of the Hudson during the American Revolution led to the construction of several forts along its highlands to control naval access to the interior.
From Hudd + -son. Doublet of Hutson.
Usually preceded by the definite article 'the' when referring to the river.