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Oxonian
/ ɒkˈsəʊnɪən /
adjective
- of or relating to Oxford or Oxford University
noun
- a member of Oxford University
- an inhabitant or native of Oxford
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Perhaps only thing we do not share is that he is a Cantabrian, whereas I am an Oxonian, but nobody is perfect.
The Oxonian, half sighing, unfolded his clasped hands, one of which he reposed upon the shoulder of Lionel.
The Oxonian stood aghast: but Indiana, springing forward, and losing in curiosity every other sensation, cried: 'Dear!
Our traveling companion for the time was a young Oxonian, a Lancashire man of family and fortune.
There was, moreover, a youth in Sydenham who clamoured for Mr. Babington, and who was after that much-tried young Oxonian's heart.
Over a champion course, in a match, Lee would in his Henley form have been a score or more lengths behind the Oxonian.
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