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- noun One who has been a
resident ,member , etc. for a long time.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Master of ceremonies and Chinatown longtimer, Gary Lee, will be among those contributing stories about "Sam" and his landmark Chinatown restaurant.
the UGLY Chinese Canadian tUCC 2010
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Master of ceremonies and Chinatown longtimer, Gary Lee, will be among those contributing stories about "Sam" and his landmark Chinatown restaurant.
the UGLY Chinese Canadian tUCC 2010
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When Kearney knocked off Oak Park in the season opener in the Winnetonka tournament, Webster - the longtimer who has coached at Kearney since
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When Kearney knocked off Oak Park in the season opener in the Winnetonka tournament, Webster — the longtimer who has coached at Kearney since
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It looks like Chad Michael Murray might not be the only longtimer bidding adieu to
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Her age (60) and the fact that she stepped back from the CEO job at Autodesk awhile ago could indicate she's not likely to be a longtimer at Yahoo, which leads some such as TechCrunch to speculate she's dressing Yahoo up for a sale of part or all of the business.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2009
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It looks like Chad Michael Murray might not be the only longtimer bidding adieu to
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Raymer, 44, an information technology longtimer, was let go Jan. 30, three weeks after his boss had shifted him to another division.
Metro News | ajc.com 2009
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"Wow … longtimer …. why would you insult me not knowing what my information was based on?
Custom Search 2009
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