A native or inhabitant of Oxford; (more usually) a member or graduate of the University of Oxford.

(a) adj. belonging to Yarmouth; (b) an inhabitant of Yarmouth.

An inhabitant of Manchester; = Mancunian, n.

A native or inhabitant of the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in north-east England.

A Liverpudlian; also = wack, n.2 Also attributive or as adj.

A native or inhabitant of Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire.

A native or inhabitant of Manchester.

A dweller in or near a dock; spec. an inhabitant of Devonport, formerly Plymouth Dock.

An inhabitant of York: = Yorker, n.1 1. rare.

(a nickname for) a native or inhabitant of Liverpool.

British. A native or inhabitant of the English city of Birmingham.

A native or inhabitant of the city of Liverpool.

Used attributively in Yarmouth bloater (also transferred a native of Yarmouth), †Yarmouth capon, †Yarmouth coach (see quots.), Yarmouth herring.

A native or inhabitant of Exeter.

A native or inhabitant of Grimsby.

A native or inhabitant of the town of Cheltenham in Gloucestershire; spec. a member or former member of Cheltenham College or Cheltenham Ladies'…

humorous. A native or inhabitant of Plymouth.

A native or inhabitant of Hoxton; the variety of English spoken in Hoxton.

Transferred uses. (Often with capital initial.) slang. A native or inhabitant of Liverpool.

An inhabitant of Leeds, West Yorkshire.

= scouse, n. 2a.

An inhabitant of Wolverhampton (see also quot. 1959).

= Mancunian, n.

English regional (Lancashire). A person from Wigan.