Montrealese
Montrealese adjective: of or relating to Montreal.
Adjective
Montrealese (comparative more Montrealese, superlative most Montrealese)
- Of or relating to Montreal.
Noun
Montrealese pl (plural only)
- Natives or inhabitants of Montreal.
- These grievances, however, do not prevent the Montrealese from pressing the heartiest of welcomes on every stranger who comes within their gates. It is enough for them that he is a stranger, and they immediately take him in.1866, “Cuagnawagha”, in Charles Dickens, editor, All the Year Round, volumes 15-16, page 544
Forms of Montrealese
| comparative | more Montrealese |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Montrealese |
Origin of Montrealese
From Montreal + -ese.
Questions about Montrealese
- What does Montrealese mean?
- Montrealese means of or relating to Montreal.
- What part of speech is Montrealese?
- Montrealese can be an adjective or a noun.
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