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newyorkese
English
[
edit
]
Etymology
[
edit
]
From
New York
+
-ese
.
Proper noun
[
edit
]
New Yorkese
A dialect of
English
spoken in
New York
.
Her
New Yorkese
gave her origins away instantly.
Noun
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]
New Yorkese
(
rare
,
chiefly in the
plural
)
A person from New York.
You have to watch out for those
New Yorkese
; you never know what they might be up to.
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