Baltimorean
- adjective
- /ˌbɔːltɪˈmɔːrɪən/
- The Baltimorean accent is distinct and easily recognized by locals.
Examples
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She enjoyed the Baltimorean tradition of eating steamed crabs by the waterfront.
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Many Baltimorean neighborhoods are known for their historic row houses.
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The Baltimorean cuisine is famous for its crab cakes.
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Many Baltimorean artists showcase their work in local galleries.
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The Baltimorean accent is distinct and easily recognized by locals.
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She enjoyed the Baltimorean tradition of eating steamed crabs by the waterfront.
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Many Baltimorean neighborhoods are known for their historic row houses.
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Etymology
Baltimorean comes from the city name Baltimore plus the ending -an, which is the same ending you see in American and means 'from' or 'belonging to'. So a Baltimorean adjective describes something that comes from or relates to Baltimore, like a local accent or tradition.