streeter
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9.1
- noun
- /ˈstriːtər/
- US
:
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- Every streeter knows the best coffee shops in the area.
Examples
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The local streeters gather every Saturday for a market.
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The local streeter knew everyone in the neighborhood and often helped newcomers find their way.
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The streeter on our block organizes the yearly street clean-up and barbecue.
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As a longtime streeter, she knows everyone who lives in the neighborhood.
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Each streeter contributed ideas for improving safety on their road.
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As a long-time streeter, she felt a deep connection to the community and participated in all local events.
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He became a familiar streeter, always chatting with passersby and sharing stories about the street's history.
Antonyms
How Local
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Streeter is formed from street and the ending -er ('one who'), and it often means someone who lives on or is closely linked to a particular street. That's why a streeter can mean a local neighbor or resident of that road.