outporter

/ ˈaʊtˌpɔːtə /

noun

1. an inhabitant or native of a Newfoundland outport

Example Sentences

That outporter's truck there is horrid—and the railings, but it's better than staring one's social replica in the face, isn't it?

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She walked to the window, looked out at the familiar outporter's barrow, turned, surveyed Kipps for a moment ambiguously, said "I will get some tea," and so departed again.

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About twenty minutes after this, an outporter in Castle Hill Avenue was accosted by a young man, with a pale, desperate face, an exquisitely rolled umbrella and a heavy Gladstone bag.

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There is the Newfoundland “outporter”—the small fisherman of the remoter coast, who must depend wholly upon his hook and line for subsistence.

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It is, then, to the outporter, to the men of the fleet and to the Labrador liveyere that Doctor Grenfell devotes himself.

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