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Chesterians

Chesterians is the plural of Chesterian.

Meaning of Chesterian

Noun

Chesterian (plural Chesterians)

  1. A native or inhabitant of Chester.
    • A man met a Chesterian on Third street this morning, and said: “I say, do you know a man named John Jehoram Smith?” “Yes, I’ve heard of him.” “Do you know anything about him?” “Y-e-s, I do.” “Pretty tough sort of a fellow ain’t he?” “I don’t know about that—he’s my father.” The interrogator...1886 November 30, “Tough Sort of a Man”, in Chester Evening Times, volume 16, number 3182, Chester, Pa.: Chester Times Publishing Co., →OCLC, page [3], column 4

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Questions about Chesterians

What is Chesterians the plural of?
Chesterians is the plural of Chesterian.

Words near Chesterians in the dictionary

  1. Chesterfieldian
  2. Chesterfieldians
  3. chesterfields
  4. Chesterford
  5. Chesterian
  6. Chesterians
  7. chesterite
  8. chesterlite
  9. Chesterman
  10. chestermanite
  11. Chestermans

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