New Brunswicker

British

/ ˈbrʌnzwɪkə /

noun

a native or inhabitant of New Brunswick

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Few victims of public shaming have become as famous as Mr. Cronk, the New Brunswicker who contracted coronavirus on a business trip.

From New York Times

My dear Mr. Wills, I really don't know what to say about the New Brunswicker.

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I was lazy enough myself, but as it happened it was I who got something to do for Ginger, for the New Brunswicker and myself.

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Kennedy was a wiry little New Brunswicker, born just across the St. Croix, but a thorough-going Yankee by education, business habits, and naturalization.

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A New Brunswicker had been prosecuted for attempting to interfere.

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