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Bostonian meaning
A person who was born in or who lives in Boston, Massachusetts. | A person who was born in or who lives in Boston, Lincolnshire.
Synonyms of Bostonian
Example sentences (12)
Benjamin Franklin, then a 12-year-old Bostonian, later memorialized the disaster in a poem titled The Lighthouse Tragedy.
Searsmont, a few miles west of Belfast, was named for David Sears, a Bostonian who made big money in the shipping trade in the 1700s, and who owned the land that would soon become Searsmont.
John Adams is a Bostonian lawyer – I enjoyed his articulacy.
With a starry supporting cast that includes Michael Stuhlbarg, Ving Rhames, Alfred Molina and Toby Jones, Liman’s film is a Bostonian crime caper that stands as a light-hearted alternative to The Town.
As a Bostonian who runs on Dunkin’, reminiscing about the Celtics of the late 2000s is bittersweet.
Diehard patriots fan and Bostonian, but welcome back Buffalo and hopefully Miami!
The punts he had on Monday against my wife’s bears ( Bostonian living in Chicago) blew my mind.
Well a lot of New Yorkers and Bostonian’s have hit Ptown to hunker down… and they are playing.
But Eustace said Dubious, who has form around Yes Yes Yes and The Bostonian as a two-year-old before pushing Caulfield Guineas favourite Dalasan in the Danehill last start, would be fitter third-up on Wednesday.
Tangentially, I’d like to debunk the most overrated Bostonian of all-time, “heroic” Paul Revere.
It was at this time that his publishing career began, albeit humbly, with the anonymous collection of poems Tamerlane and Other Poems (1827), credited only to "a Bostonian".
Thus the phrase "park the car" is said identically by a New Zealander, Australian or Bostonian.