Rugbeian
UK/ɹʌɡˈbiːən/
Rugbeian noun: a pupil or alumnus of Rugby School.
Noun
Rugbeian (plural Rugbeians)
Forms of Rugbeian
| plural | Rugbeians |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Rugbaean |
| alternative form | Rugbæan |
| alternative form | Rugbean |
| alternative form | Rugboean |
| alternative form | Rugbœan |
| alternative form | Rugbian |
| alternative form | Rugbyan |
| alternative short-form (slang) | Rug |
Origin of Rugbeian
From Rugby + -an, -ean.
Questions about Rugbeian
- What does Rugbeian mean?
- Rugbeian means a pupil or alumnus of Rugby School.
- What part of speech is Rugbeian?
- Rugbeian is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Rugbeian?
- Rugbeian is pronounced /ɹʌɡˈbiːən/ (UK).
- What is the plural of Rugbeian?
- The plural of Rugbeian is Rugbeians.
Words near Rugbeian in the dictionary
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