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townie

/ˈtaʊni

(also towny) informal

noun chiefly derogatory

1A person who lives in a town, especially as distinct from one who lives in the country: the movement of townies to the countryside is a threat...

The 1960s were full of ballrooms of no chance, lacquered townies and long stepping country men who came looking for their hearts delights under fat Harvest moons.
In Britain, we have townies and country folk, northerners and southerners, but Spain has 17 distinct regions, each with its own food, festivals and politics.
I think at the moment the spin merchants and townies are trying to push the countryside that bit too far.

1.1A person who is a local resident in a university town, rather than a student: the beat cut through any differences there might have been between townies and students...

Professors, students, and townies alike stood around us, sobbing silently at the destruction of the most beloved building on campus.
Having conveniently forgotten our vows never to return, we showed off our still-attached limbs, teaching the mix of students and townies the art of disco-dancing.
Would anyone suggest that the citizens of those towns - undergrads and townies alike - should submit all their local decisions to the U.S. Congress?

1.2British A loutish or aggressive young person: a gang of townies cornered one of his friends near the Museum Gardens...

I didn't take a photo of the townie in a Burberry cap outside the Indian restaurant.
Daniel - a so-called Goth, who wears black clothes - claims he has been assaulted twice then mugged by "townie" gangs.
There are more gangs of 'townies' hanging around Blackburn who are damaging surroundings and disturbing the peace, but do I see them being told to move?

adjective (usually towny)

Relating to or characteristic of a town: the bar’s got a great vibe, not too snobby and not too towny all the usual towny stuff is at the bottom of the hill...

With only a few quiet words, he can solve any and all problems confronting towny fishermen like ourselves.
I didn't really fancy her (she was nice but a bit towny), so the pressure was off a little.
When I went to university in Birmingham, I lived in the red-light district which was just so buzzy that I realised immediately I was a towny person!

单词	townie
释义	townie /ˈtaʊni / (also towny) informal noun chiefly derogatory 1A person who lives in a town, especially as distinct from one who lives in the country: the movement of townies to the countryside is a threat... The 1960s were full of ballrooms of no chance, lacquered townies and long stepping country men who came looking for their hearts delights under fat Harvest moons. In Britain, we have townies and country folk, northerners and southerners, but Spain has 17 distinct regions, each with its own food, festivals and politics. I think at the moment the spin merchants and townies are trying to push the countryside that bit too far. 1.1A person who is a local resident in a university town, rather than a student: the beat cut through any differences there might have been between townies and students... Professors, students, and townies alike stood around us, sobbing silently at the destruction of the most beloved building on campus. Having conveniently forgotten our vows never to return, we showed off our still-attached limbs, teaching the mix of students and townies the art of disco-dancing. Would anyone suggest that the citizens of those towns - undergrads and townies alike - should submit all their local decisions to the U.S. Congress? 1.2British A loutish or aggressive young person: a gang of townies cornered one of his friends near the Museum Gardens... I didn't take a photo of the townie in a Burberry cap outside the Indian restaurant. Daniel - a so-called Goth, who wears black clothes - claims he has been assaulted twice then mugged by "townie" gangs. There are more gangs of 'townies' hanging around Blackburn who are damaging surroundings and disturbing the peace, but do I see them being told to move? adjective (usually towny) Relating to or characteristic of a town: the bar’s got a great vibe, not too snobby and not too towny all the usual towny stuff is at the bottom of the hill... With only a few quiet words, he can solve any and all problems confronting towny fishermen like ourselves. I didn't really fancy her (she was nice but a bit towny), so the pressure was off a little. When I went to university in Birmingham, I lived in the red-light district which was just so buzzy that I realised immediately I was a towny person! Rhymes brownie, browny, downy
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