Antigonisher
Antigonisher noun: a native or inhabitant of Antigonish.
Noun
Antigonisher (plural Antigonishers)
- A native or inhabitant of Antigonish.
- "We brought with us the skills and experiences and everything we got from our past,” he says. "That made the start easier with the support from the Antigonishers."2017 November 1, Lidia Jean Kott, “A Syrian family finds sweet success in Canada”, in GBH
- Although I am a proud Antigonisher, prior to this I hadn’t taken the opportunity to really immerse myself into my community- getting to know my fellow community members and putting time towards something meaningful, something to be proud of.2019 February 3, Jaime Smith, “Community Connects Us All”, in The Xaverian Weekly
Forms of Antigonisher
| plural | Antigonishers |
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Origin of Antigonisher
From Antigonish + -er.
Questions about Antigonisher
- What does Antigonisher mean?
- Antigonisher means a native or inhabitant of Antigonish.
- What part of speech is Antigonisher?
- Antigonisher is a noun.
- What is the plural of Antigonisher?
- The plural of Antigonisher is Antigonishers.
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