townee
- noun
- /ˈtaʊni/
- Offensive
Examples
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You're not welcome here, townee.
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You're not welcome here, townee.
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Townee.
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The local farmers often complain that the townee has no appreciation for their way of life.
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His flashy clothes and loud manners made everyone label him a townee.
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As a townee, he found rural life quite different from his bustling city routine.
Synonyms
A person who lives in a town or city rather than in the countryside
A man or boy who lives in a city and often dresses in smart clothes
A person who lives in a town, not a student or visitor
A person from a city who seems well dressed and not used to country life
A person who lives in a city and is used to city life
A person who lives in a city rather than in the countryside
A man who lives in a town or city
A person who lives in a city and prefers city life
How Urban
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Townee comes from town plus the ending -ee, which marks a person connected to something, just like in employee or refugee. So a townee is someone 'of the town' and the word is often used by country people for a city visitor who seems flashy or out of place.