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statemate

statemate noun: one who comes from the same state.

Noun

statemate (plural statemates)

  1. One who comes from the same state.
    • We in southern Colorado have little in common with our northern statemates. Nobody who hasn't been there can appreciate Kansas.1998, Frances Weaver, I'm Not As Old As I Used to Be
    • Tauscher is his lone statemate on the Packers.2008 January 20, Harvey Araton, “The Giants’ Country Boy in Short Sleeves”, in New York Times

Forms of statemate

pluralstatemates

Origin of statemate

From state + -mate.

Questions about statemate

What does statemate mean?
Statemate means one who comes from the same state.
What part of speech is statemate?
Statemate is a noun.
What is the plural of statemate?
The plural of statemate is statemates.

Words near statemate in the dictionary

  1. stately elm
  2. stately elms
  3. stately home
  4. stately homes
  5. stateman
  6. statemate
  7. statemates
  8. statemen
  9. statement
  10. statement of accounts
  11. statement of affairs

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