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- proper noun Plural of
Aberdonian .
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Examples
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Callers from all over Scotland have rubbished Purcell's anti-Glasgow suggestion with one caller from Aberdeen making the pertinent point that Glaswegians receive £500 a head more than Aberdonians do.
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Callers from all over Scotland have rubbished Purcell's anti-Glasgow suggestion with one caller from Aberdeen making the pertinent point that Glaswegians receive £500 a head more than Aberdonians do.
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Aberdonians Pallas always put on a great show, always hard-working and committed heart and soul to live musical excitement.
Pallas + Abel Ganz, The Ferry, Glasgow 9/10/09 « INTERSTELLAR TACTICS
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This can be explained in one of two ways: either Aberdonians have not been told there is sex on the Internet; or they get their sex the old fashioned way — through the mail.
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Back at the dawn of time when everybody lived in caves and worshipped the sun, the Aberdonians weren't convinced it existed.
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Most Aberdonians, it should be pointed out, have never seen the dunes.
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It seems that Aberdonians really do drink to forget.
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A big night out, I should add, probably happens at least once a week for most Aberdonians in the 18 -35 age group.
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A big night out, I should add, probably happens at least once a week for most Aberdonians in the 18 -35 age group.
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He then became merry, and observed how little we had either heard or said at Aberdeen: that the Aberdonians had not started a single mawkin (the Scottish word for hare) for us to pursue.
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