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Tynesider|ˈtaɪnsaɪdə(r)|
[f. prec. + -er1.]
A native or inhabitant of Tyneside. Cf. Clydesider, Merseysider.
1895Tyneside May 146/1 The Life of Sir Charles Palmer has been frequently written and is familiar enough to every Tynesider. 1923A. Herbert Northumberland v. 69 The word ‘keel’ on Tyneside..was the name for an entire boat... It is the word for which all Tynesiders have most regard. 1950S. Middlebrook Newcastle upon Tyne xviii. 222 In the 'forties the practice began of holding an annual skiff race..either between two local champions, or between a Tynesider and some challenger from the Thames. 1978M. Stoppard in D. Abse My Medical School 173 Tynesiders were proud of their College. |