Lutonians
Lutonians is the plural of Lutonian.
Meaning of Lutonian
Noun
Lutonian (plural Lutonians)
- Someone from Luton.
- I know that representations have been made over the years for this most unsatisfactory situation at Luton to be rectified, but this latest announcement is an insult to all Lutonians.
[signed by] Rex Boston, a Lutonian now residing in Norfolk.2023 April 5, “Open Access: Luton is inaccessible”, in RAIL, number 980, page 63
- I know that representations have been made over the years for this most unsatisfactory situation at Luton to be rectified, but this latest announcement is an insult to all Lutonians.
Questions about Lutonians
- What is Lutonians the plural of?
- Lutonians is the plural of Lutonian.
Words near Lutonians in the dictionary
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