New England states
Definition
The six northeastern states of the United States: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont, collectively known as New England.
A culturally distinct region renowned for its colonial history, maritime heritage, autumn foliage, and quirky local dialects.
Examples
The New England states boast fall colors so vibrant, they make California's wildfires look like a bad hair day.
Planning a getaway? Skip the beaches and hit the New England states for lobster rolls that whisper sweet nothings to your soul.
In the New England states, calling something 'wicked awesome' is the highest compliment, unless you're talking about their traffic.
The New England states: where Dunkin' Donuts outnumber Starbucks, and locals still pronounce 'car' like they're auditioning for a pirate movie.