Liverpudlian

British

/ ˌlɪvəˈpʌdlɪən /

noun

a native or inhabitant of Liverpool

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adjective

of or relating to Liverpool

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Etymology

Origin of Liverpudlian

C19: from _Liverpool , with humorous alteration of pool to puddle

Example Sentences

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But it was always far-fetched that the two people could be one and the same, and that Chalamet could have pulled off rapping with EsDeeKid's Liverpudlian accent.

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Another Liverpudlian across the divide feels similarly before the game at the Stadium of Light.

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In a separate post, the Liverpudlian dancer and TV personality, 65, wrote: "Almost didn't make it to the desk last night, I had a fishbone stuck."

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The former England captain was teed up by a fellow Liverpudlian, actor James Nelson-Joyce from BBC drama This City Is Ours.

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The 26-year-old Liverpudlian opted to not renew his contract and is expected to join Real Madrid.

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