Not the American Weymouth, the forgotten about and insignificant Weymouth on the south of England
Douche 1: you gonna cycle to weymouth
Douche 2: nah cant be asked, too insignificant for my liking.
by kubusia5008 November 25, 2020
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A small, seaside town located in South West England.
The first 'Weymouth'.

That shit-hole in Massachusetts that everyone seems to be so fond of was named after it. <3
Weymouth is in Massachusettes........... or not?
by Harry!94 June 11, 2011
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A "town that's technically a city" of approximately 55,000 residents in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, about 13 miles south-east of downtown Boston.

The town's length is about 7 miles north-to-south; the width is about 3.5 miles east-to-west.

Weymouth is on the South Shore, fondly nicknamed the Irish Riviera.

IMO, one of the town's true gems is Grape Island, located in the southern part of Boston Harbor and within Weymouth's jurisdiction.
A couple of years ago, a Boston Globe columnist who grew up in Weymouth stated that "Weymouth ain't Wellesley, it's not Weston, and it sure isn't Hingham. And that's a really good thing." That quote is on the Weymouth government web site, BTW.

However, Weymouth, MA is quickly becoming a gentrified town. While it will never vie with nearby Cohasset, Hingham, Milton, or Norwell in overall demographics, the town is rapidly shedding its blue collar reputation.

I wouldn't be surprised if, in five-years time, many people talking about the "old neighborhood" will be referring to Brookline or Cambridge, not necessarily Dorchester, South Boston, or Quincy.

I am seeing more Subaru Outback, Audi Quattro, and Volvo Cross Country cars parked in even the most modest of Weymouth establishments.

Weymouth has traditionally been a "Chevy and Toyota" kind of town.

Although I am happy to see Weymouth progressing economically, I fear that many longtime residents, and first-time home buyers who traditionally consider Weymouth a "step-up" to more affluent communties, will be priced out of this town altogether.
by DFJD May 10, 2006
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A small town with a huge ego. Have never seen more Wiggers and gym rats in my life. Almost everyone looks like a crack addict. Tainted with fast food crap and cheap Irish-Americans. Being Overrun by Brazilians and Indians.
I rather live in Harlem than Weymouth dude.
by Omega33 June 22, 2010
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A place just North of 'Get-Me-The-Hell-Out-Of-Here' Massachusetts.
Where was she born?
In Weymouth. Why?
Oh. So she died of boredom, right?
by katiemalloy October 5, 2008
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A CITY on the South Shore of Mass. Words to define kids in Weymouth: Massholes, Wiggers, Skater faggots, Potheads, and Alcoholics.
Theres 4 parts of Weymouth. North (N-Dub), Landing (Dub-L), East (E-Dub), and South (S-Dub).

The population of people in Weymouth is mainly Irish (Thank god), though lately there has been alot of motherfuckers moving here from Brockton, Dorchester, and Whitman (Random..). But you know what that means.. lots of blacks. Property value? Decreasing at a steady pace.
Yes, Weymouth is a piece of shit. But you know what? I am proud to be a Weymouth resident. I would be proud to raise my kids here. Though there are many pieces of shit in Weymouth, theres still kids like me who can say that but will beat the fuck out of anyone in the surround towns who say it. Or anyone for that matter. Want to know why? Weymouth produces hard motherfuckers who will work their ass off and back up anything we believe in. We learned this from the people who have previously grew up in Weymouth, our parents. We arnt a bunch of spoiled assholes, we work for what we have. If you are live in Weymouth, its a beautiful curse, but it pays off. We are better than any other surrounding town, seeing as we actually have character.

"I'm proud to be from Weymouth. It's ruined my life, literally, but I'm proud."
Weymouth residents: Willing to speak up for our dump of a town because it is where we live.
by WeymouthResident September 29, 2011
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