A decently sized town nestled right inbetween Mentor and Ashtabula. mostly known for its abundance of nurseries, fast food restaurants, pharmacies, and the local wal-mart. There are also many tell-tale signs if you've lived in Madison. For example: going from the township to the village is like crossing the mason-dixon line, you've ever heard "blood makes the grass grow kill, kill, kill!" at a football game, or if on any given day you see at least 5 members of you graduating class at Wal-Mart. People here are under the common misconception that they are gangsters or hillbillies, but once you get past that they're some sweet people. All in all, its not that bad of a place to live, we just need something to do on weekends.
by quadularzeetz October 24, 2008

A small, private liberal arts college in central Ohio. Lots of preppies go there as well as a lot of smart kids who couldn't get merit or financial aid from Oberlin. Good Division III sports and an active Greek scene. A much better school than its national reputation.
"Hey, I'm going to Ohio Wesleyan to study astrophysics. Couldn't believe they offer that as a major!+
by Bostondude October 16, 2008

Established in 1870, The Ohio State University system consists of a main (Columbus) campus and several regional campuses located elsewhere in the state. The main campus is a comprehensive research institution, with colleges of agriculture, dentistry, law, medicine, and veterinary medicine. Research facilities include a transportation research center, a freshwater laboratory, a supercomputer center, and a polar research center.
Notable landmarks at Ohio State include "The Oval"; a giant, "O" shaped field in the center of campus known for being a popular hangout destination during the warmer months, Mirror Lake, a small pond located in central campus which is most famous for the annual "Mirror Lake Jump" which occurs every year on the Thursday before the Ohio State-Michigan Game which is done to resurrect the spirit of former head coach Woody Hayes; and the Oxley Memorial Library, which stands vigil on the west peak of The Oval.
Ohio State University's mascot is the Buckeye, which, unlike many universities, shares its mascot with no other university in the nation.
And, of course, like Woody Hayes put it, "Muck Fichigan".
Notable landmarks at Ohio State include "The Oval"; a giant, "O" shaped field in the center of campus known for being a popular hangout destination during the warmer months, Mirror Lake, a small pond located in central campus which is most famous for the annual "Mirror Lake Jump" which occurs every year on the Thursday before the Ohio State-Michigan Game which is done to resurrect the spirit of former head coach Woody Hayes; and the Oxley Memorial Library, which stands vigil on the west peak of The Oval.
Ohio State University's mascot is the Buckeye, which, unlike many universities, shares its mascot with no other university in the nation.
And, of course, like Woody Hayes put it, "Muck Fichigan".
by Picklesnshakes February 12, 2009

Wadsworth Ohio is a small piece of shit town in Northeastern Ohio. There is, quite literally, nothing to do here. There's a Wal-Mart and a library. That's it.
by Sometimesimawesome March 22, 2011

Louisville, ohio is a quiet little town located about 15 min. outside of canton. its the place where all the old people are racist and the kids claim they arent, but we all know they are. everyone is always in everyone else's business, even the athletic director's secretary knows when you broke up with your significant other. we're awesome at sports and we aren't afraid to show/say it, which is the reason everyone claims we're they're biggest rival. its the place we cant wait to leave yet everyone always ends up coming back. we love it and hate it at the same time.. its soo small...everyone else...you're fucking jealous!!
by ltown lover for life May 17, 2006

Hailed as the town that started pro football. Massillon Ohio is a town built on industry. An industry that has long since perished. Economically as horrible as it's neighbor Canton. Massillon is a great place to be "from"
by scottattoo! June 25, 2014

A small town between Cedar Point and Cleveland. We have a bowling alley, a river and Lake Erie.
Oh, and lots of bugs. Lots of them. I mean, LOTS.
Oh, and lots of bugs. Lots of them. I mean, LOTS.
by Sally Parkerton October 16, 2008
