metropolite
noun
me·trop·o·lite
mə̇‧ˈträpəˈlīt,
meˈ-
plural -s
1
: metropolitan sense 1
2
: a resident of a metropolis
most metropolites feel at home only in their own block
Frederic Morton
Frederic Morton
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin metropolita, metropolites, from Late Greek mētropolitēs, from mētropolis + -itēs -ite
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- squeezeboxes
- squeezed
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- squeezed off
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- squeezed up
- squeezer
- squeezers
- squeezes
- squeezes in
- squeezes off
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- squeezes up
- squeezing
- squeezing in
- squeezing off
- squeezing out
- squeezing up