Dundonian

British

/ dʌnˈdəʊnɪən /

noun

a native or inhabitant of Dundee

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adjective

of or relating to Dundee or its inhabitants

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Example Sentences

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Edwards and Charlie Mulgrew ruled the Dundonian skies.

From BBC

My Dundonian mother is pretty competitive when it comes to our traditional Christmas games – no one flips a kipper further or faster.

From The Guardian

Congratulating him on the award on Twitter, Dundonian author and screenwriter Neil Forsyth wrote of the actor's difficult childhood.

From BBC

The Maggie's Centres co-founder and the Dundonian missionary won a public vote.

From BBC

Yet Dundonian has not just weathered the mass media age, it seems to be enjoying a renaissance and a renewed respect.

From BBC

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