Cantabrigian
/ˌkantəˈbrɪdʒɪən
/adjective
Relating to Cambridge (in England) or Cambridge University.In the nineteenth century, publishers cranked out endless streams of literary and semi-scientific ramblings by Oxonian and Cantabrigian dons with too much time on their hands....
- These are Cantabrigian stories, told with a firm awareness of a wider British backdrop.
noun
A member of Cambridge University.If you happen to be a fellow Bostonian or Cantabrigian, then get in touch with chapter President Ronan Wolfsdorf find out what we're up to....
- The group that has, for the last couple of years, straggled so far behind its Cantabrigian and Dunelmian (yes, it's a word) counterparts that we would consider ourselves lucky to choke on their dust.
- Lubenow adheres to a dry empiricism and rigorous abstention from overt theory which he deems appropriately Cantabrigian and Apostolic.
Origin
Mid 16th century: from Latin Cantabrigia (see Cambridge (sense 1) + -ian).
Rhymes
- movement order
- movement permit
- movement response
- movement restriction
- movement sensation
- movement time
- move mountains
- move on (or move someone on)
- move over (or aside)
- mover
- mover and shaker
- move the goalpost
- move the goalposts
- move up a gear
- move with the times
- movida
- movie
- movie brat
- movie buff
- movie camera
- movie cowboy
- movie director
- moviedom
- movie film
- moviegoer