Chesterians
Chesterians is the plural of Chesterian.
Meaning of Chesterian
Noun
Chesterian (plural Chesterians)
- 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
Questions about Chesterians
- What is Chesterians the plural of?
- Chesterians is the plural of Chesterian.
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