streeter
- noun
- /ˈstriːtər/
- US
- Many streeters gather at the park every evening.
Examples
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He is a well-known streeter in our neighborhood.
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The group of streeters gathered at the park to share stories and enjoy the sunny weather.
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The friendly streeter greeted everyone as he walked down the avenue.
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As a known streeter, she always had the latest news from the neighborhood.
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Many streeters gather at the park to chat and watch the world go by.
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As a streeter, she loved to meet new people while sitting on the steps of her favorite cafe.
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During the summer, the streeters often played games in the open square, creating a lively atmosphere.
Synonyms
A person who stands or walks in a public place without a clear purpose
A man who often spends time on stylish city streets and in cafes and acts socially confident
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Streeter comes from street + -er ('one who'), and it describes a person who spends a lot of time on the street and meets people there. So a streeter can be someone who socializes in public places and knows the local life.