New Zealander

/ ˈziːləndə /

noun

1. a native or inhabitant of New Zealand

Example Sentences

At 42, the native New Zealander is something of a coaching prodigy.

From The Daily Beast

The New Zealander throws his pattoo-pattoo, and the Australian throws the dowak and the waddy, as well as his boomerang.

From Project Gutenberg

Whether he was generous and heroic as the New Zealander, or apelike and thievish as the Bushman, no ethnologist has yet proved.

From Project Gutenberg

That which is above me when I look up and pray is not above the New Zealander, if he looks up and prays at the same instant.

From Project Gutenberg

Nor were the relief parties successful in discovering Hare, the New Zealander.

From Project Gutenberg

One man, a young New Zealander named Hare, set off to reach the sledges and recover his mittens.

From Project Gutenberg