north countryman
north countryman noun: someone from the north of England.
Noun
north countryman (plural north countrymen)
- Someone from the north of England.
- You must look at Bewick to see just what it was like, for he has drawn it a hundred times with the care and the love of a true north countryman […].1863, Charles Kingsley, The Water Babies
- James Middleton, a wandering north-countryman, […] declared himself to be a Stuart, sprung from a line of Scottish kings, and endowed with a special power to heal the falling sickness.1971, Keith Thomas, Religion and the Decline of Magic, Folio Society, published 2012, page 195
Forms of north countryman
| plural | north countrymen |
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Origin of north countryman
From north country + man.
Questions about north countryman
- What does north countryman mean?
- North countryman means someone from the north of England.
- What part of speech is north countryman?
- North countryman is a noun.
- What is the plural of north countryman?
- The plural of north countryman is north countrymen.
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