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- noun a person from the
northeast part of a geographic region
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Examples
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For a northeasterner who knows his way around a boat, slipping sun-tanned feet straight into Sperry Top-Siders, canvas sneakers or even penny loafers comes as naturally as hoisting a jib.
Grin and Bare It Darrell Hartman 2011
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Oregon coach Chip Kelly, a northeasterner with roots in New England, loves the idea of the Pac-10's outreach program.
Pac-10 Expansion: Conference Will Be Called Pac-12 Once Utah, Colorado Join 2010
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Last 3 democratic presidents were from red states and you have to go back to JFK to find a northeasterner.
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| Reply | Permalink oh no, another flip flopping northeasterner, how many times do dems want to lose. change sides on Cubs vs.Yankees. sign onto Lieberman's get Iran bill yikkkeess
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Or we can ignore history and put up another northeasterner thnking disatisfaction with the war when we arent running against any of the wars architechts will do it for us.
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The daft governor of Massachusetts, Mitch Romney, apparently is still thinking that the wingnuts will somehow allow a northeasterner to be a serious presidential candidate so he completely wimped out (and sucked up to the wingnuts) by leaving it to his spokesman.
07/14/2005 2005
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I'll also put my northeasterner bias right out there and say I'm fine with having one fewer southern candidate in the field.
Archive 2006-10-01 2006
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It was totally different from his Southern drawl and had the unmistakable inflection of a northeasterner.
Stone Cold Surrender Jackson, Brenda 2004
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Oregon coach Chip Kelly, a northeasterner with roots in New England, loves the idea of the Pac-10's outreach program.
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Oregon coach Chip Kelly, a northeasterner with roots in New England, loves the idea of the
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