summercater
summercater noun: a temporary resident of Maine who lives on the coast during the summer.
Noun
summercater (plural summercaters)
- A temporary resident of Maine who lives on the coast during the summer.
- On the other end, the foraging summercater is attracted by the sign.1971, Sikeston Daily Standard, page 12
- Few lobstermen admire to have a rider, a visitor, and while almost every summercater would love to "go to haul" to see what it's like, invitations to do so are seldom.1985, Gould, John, Stitch in Time, W.W. Norton, page 76
Forms of summercater
| plural | summercaters |
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Origin of summercater
Possibly a blend of summer + vacation, + -er.
Questions about summercater
- What does summercater mean?
- Summercater means a temporary resident of Maine who lives on the coast during the summer.
- What part of speech is summercater?
- Summercater is a noun.
- What is the plural of summercater?
- The plural of summercater is summercaters.
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