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New Englander

British  

noun

  1. a native or inhabitant of New England

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Joyce was from the Midwest, then the South, and I’m a New Englander/New Yorker.

From Los Angeles Times

"I'll be waiting for my turn," the soft-spoken New Englander said.

From BBC

As a former New Englander, snow is synonymous with hours of shoveling, window scraping and piles of murky sludge lining the roads.

From Seattle Times

Her family graciously allowed me to stay with them for a week and they showed this small-town New Englander all that Los Angeles had to offer.

From Los Angeles Times

He became the first New Englander to win the title since Connecticut’s J.J.

From Washington Times