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townee
townee, n. and a. (ˈtaʊniː, older taʊˈniː) [f. town n. + -ee.] A. n. A townsman, esp. as distinguished from a member of the university (cf. towny n. 2); or (now usu.) as distinguished from a country-dweller (cf. towny n. 1). Freq. pejorative.1897 Westm. Gaz. 13 May 6/3 The ‘townees’ [at Oxford] had ... Oxford English Dictionary
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townee
townee/tauˈni:; taʊ`ni/ (also townie, towny / ˈtaunɪ;`taʊnɪ/) n (derog 贬) person who lives in a town or city and is ignorant of country life （不了解乡村生活的）城里人. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Palm Beach Zoo
In 1987, Townee, the Bengal tiger, arrived at the zoo. Townee died in 2007, living to be one of the oldest tigers in the United States. wikipedia.org
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towny
towny, a. and n. colloq. (ˈtaʊnɪ) Also -ey, -ie. Cf. townee a. and n. [f. town n. + -y.] A. adj. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the town; townish.1837 New Monthly Mag. L. 248 His acquired habits were of the town, towny. 1857 E. M. Whitty Friends in Bohemia I. 211 Are you not weary of this t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Gunfire (character)
A local beat cop in the isolated town of Pine Ridge by the name of Blake is currently in a strained relationship with fellow townee and resident auto mechanic wikipedia.org
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grockle
grockle dial. and slang. (ˈgrɒk(ə)l) [Origin uncertain.] A holiday-maker or tourist (esp. in southwest England); a summer visitor. Also transf. and attrib. (Mildly disparaging.) Cf. emmet 1 b.1964 Films & Filming Oct. 31 It concerns life's drifters who wend their way down to these resorts to make an... Oxford English Dictionary
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History of Norwalk, Connecticut
Norwalk was incorporated on September 11, 1651, when the General Court of the Connecticut Colony decreed that "Norwaukee shall bee a townee". wikipedia.org
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sympathisch
‖ sympathisch, a. (z{smY}mˈpaːtɪʃ) Also erron. sympatisch. [Ger.: see sympathic a.] = sympathique a.1911 R. Brooke Let. 13 Dec. (1968) 325, I find that Creative Artists are so particularly sympathisch. 1922 D. H. Lawrence Let. 25 Oct. (1932) 559 But it [sc. New Mexico] isn't sympatisch like Australi... Oxford English Dictionary
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mucker
▪ I. ˈmucker, n.1 [f. muck v. + -er1.] † 1. A scavenger. Obs.1483 Cath. Angl. 246/1 A Mukker, eruderista. 1790 Burns Let. to Moore 14 July, As unsightly a scrawl as Betty Byre-Mucker's answer. † 2. A money-grubber. Obs.1567 Drant Horace, Epist. ii. ii. H vj, What all wherefore so gredelie the moneie... Oxford English Dictionary
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