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- noun A
native orinhabitant of Sydney (Australia ).
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Examples
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For Doug Lewis, the hook of Australian Rules Football was simple: he married a Sydneysider and wanted to impress her.
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She's a Sydneysider, but I have decided to forgive her that solecism.
Archive 2008-12-01 Glenda Larke 2008
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According to the citation listing it on the National Trust register, "a visit to Harry's is associated with the concept of being a true Sydneysider."
The Dish: Meat Pie 2008
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She's a Sydneysider, but I have decided to forgive her that solecism.
More light-hearted reads...with a dash of the serious Glenda Larke 2008
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The next round of DMBLGiT is being hosted by Helen, the Sydneysider who blogs at the wonderful Grab Your Fork.
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The next round of DMBLGiT is being hosted by Helen, the Sydneysider who blogs at the wonderful Grab Your Fork.
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Reminds me a little of the book Almost French by a Sydneysider in Paris.
helicopter 2005
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I'm a gen-X left-wing Sydneysider, who knows and would self-consciously use Koori and Murri occasionally, and Indigenous, Aboriginal or Black habitually.
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One Sydneysider, Peter Rush, has become something of a folk hero by defying civic wrath and writing the words in chalk on Sydney Town Hall.
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Sydneysider Lucy Allen, 21, had her Facebook account deactivated for two days in July last year after she posted a photo of herself breastfeeding and pumping milk at the same time.
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