Guamanian
Britishadjective
noun
Example Sentences
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“But I am not going to take it upon myself to assume that every Guamanian wants to vote for president. We might have to consult the legislature and the governor before pushing for a congressional agenda. It’s not for me to decide.”
From The Guardian
Guamanian children are still taught to sniff a priest’s hand for a blessing, in an ancient gesture of reverence.
From Seattle Times
Guamanian children are still taught to sniff a priest’s hand for a blessing, in an ancient gesture of reverence.
From Washington Times
He said that after North Korea made nuclear threats against the US territory of Guam, he had used the app to find Guamanian locals and ask whether they felt vulnerable.
From The Guardian
Where else can you snack on Nigerian and Guamanian food, watch Honduran and Egyptian dance troupes and browse African fashions and South American jewelry?
From Washington Post
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