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New Englander

/ˌnuː ˈɪŋɡləndə(ɹ)/

New Englander noun: a person from New England.

Noun

New Englander (plural New Englanders or New English (uncommon))

  1. A person from New England.

Forms of New Englander

pluralNew Englanders
plural uncommonNew English

Origin of New Englander

From New England + -er.

Words formed from New Englander

Questions about New Englander

What does New Englander mean?
New Englander means a person from New England.
What part of speech is New Englander?
New Englander is a noun.
How do you pronounce New Englander?
New Englander is pronounced /ˌnuː ˈɪŋɡləndə(ɹ)/.
What is the plural of New Englander?
The plural of New Englander is New Englanders.

Words near New Englander in the dictionary

  1. New England baked beans
  2. New England clam chowder
  3. New England clam chowders
  4. New England Classicists
  5. New England theology
  6. New Englander
  7. New Englanders
  8. New Englandish
  9. New Englandism
  10. New Englandisms
  11. New Englandly

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