Aberdonian

British

/ ˌæbəˈdəʊnɪən /

noun

a native or inhabitant of Aberdeen

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adjective

of or relating to Aberdeen or its inhabitants

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Example Sentences

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What a giant of the global game the Aberdonian was and what a story he leaves behind.

From BBC

Lawrie’s fellow Aberdonian and new European Tour card holder, David Law, is just one of the two-time European Ryder Cup player’s clients.

From Golf Digest

“It’s in the rules,” was all the Aberdonian would say.

From Golf Digest

And that, if you believe the stereotypical joke about Aberdonian generosity, may not be a universal surprise.

From BBC

Jude Law has been brushing up on his Aberdonian accent for his latest role as a submariner in the film "Black Sea".

From BBC

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