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Meaning of townie
townie (n)
resident of a college town not affiliated with the college
townie Sentence Examples
- The townie was well-known for his unwavering loyalty to the local sports teams.
- Despite being a bonafide townie, Emily always felt like an outsider among the affluent newcomers.
- The quaint townie bar was a haven for locals to gather and share stories.
- Max was the quintessential townie, having lived in the same neighborhood his entire life.
- The townie mayor was determined to preserve the community's small-town charm.
- The university townie population often clashed with the more conservative local townies.
- Sarah's upbringing as a townie gave her a deep appreciation for the simple life.
- The annual townie festival celebrated the unique spirit and heritage of the community.
- The townie historian meticulously documented the town's past and present.
- As a lifelong townie, William had witnessed the town's remarkable transformation over the decades.
FAQs About the word townie
resident of a college town not affiliated with the college
native, resident, inhabitant,resider, local, dweller, localite, occupant, year-rounder,habitant
sightseer, traveler, traveler,traveller, traveller, sightseer, vacationer, excursionist, vacationist, vacationist
The townie was well-known for his unwavering loyalty to the local sports teams.
Despite being a bonafide townie, Emily always felt like an outsider among the affluent newcomers.
The quaint townie bar was a haven for locals to gather and share stories.
Max was the quintessential townie, having lived in the same neighborhood his entire life.
