Norwichers
Norwichers is the plural of Norwicher.
Meaning of Norwicher
Noun
Norwicher (plural Norwichers)
- A native or inhabitant of Norwich, England.
- A Norwicher would snap his fingers in scorn at the idea of any other county beating his own in these matters, or in the barley-brew for which Norfolk was also once famous.1882, John Doran, Memories of our great towns, page 127
- A native or inhabitant of Norwich, Vermont, United States.
- Home to hundreds of Dartmouth College employees, professors, and students, as well as a number of eighth-generation Norwichers, the town has a countrified, genteel air about it.2000, Lisa Rogak, Barbara Radcliffe Rogers, Vermont Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places, page 96
Questions about Norwichers
- What is Norwichers the plural of?
- Norwichers is the plural of Norwicher.
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