Angeleno
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- noun
- /ˌændʒəˈliːnoʊ/
- Being an Angeleno means enjoying year-round sunshine and a diverse cultural scene.
- a native Angeleno
- Los Angeleno
- Hotel Angeleno
Examples
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As an Angeleno, she loves spending weekends exploring the vibrant neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
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Every Angeleno says to himself or herself... just how lucky he or she is to be living in L.A.
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A native Los Angeleno, I had great teachers and family support.
Blog text (29) -
As an Angeleno, that 'Long Island City' thing looks pretty weird, isn't that just New?
Blog text (13) -
As an Angeleno, that 'Long Island City' thing looks pretty weird; isn't that just New York?
Blog text (13) -
As an Angeleno, I'm falling down laughing at the idea that a 5.9 quake means anything.
Blog text (5) -
It was a liberation certain to warm the cockles of any Angeleno's heart.
Fiction book (2002) -
Whether you wear Bruin true blue or USC cardinal, this is a great week to be an Angeleno.
Blog text (12) -
Baker argues that, with the passing of Ferus as the center of a lively (if arguably limited) L.A. art world, a new generation of Angeleno artists found themselves in a difficult situation.
Academic text (2005) -
Despite my defection (you can't spell it without "defect") to the Mets, as a native Los Angeleno, I am hoping for a Freeway Series.
Blog text (27)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Angeleno comes from the Spanish city name Los Ángeles, which means 'the angels', together with the Spanish ending -eño meaning 'from'. So an Angeleno is literally a person 'from' Los Angeles, which is why we use it for people who live in or come from the city.