Raleighan

noun

Etymology

From Raleigh + -an.

  1. derived from
  2. formed as raleighan — “Raleigh + -an

Definitions

  1. A native or inhabitant of Raleigh, North Carolina, in the United States.

    • Subsequently, Jonathan Daniels, Truman's secretary and Yergan's fellow Raleighan, told a White House staffer that he knew the NNC president well, ...
    • In the morning, like other wide-eyed Raleighans I crept out of my door and surveyed the devastation [of Hurricane Fran]. No street was passable; trees crossed every road, ...
    • It's a long story, plausibly true, and beloved by Raleighans. After the Revolution, legislators of the new state needed to plant their capital somewhere ...
  2. A follower, imitator or scholar of Walter Raleigh.

    • […] Baconians proper, Raleighans, Stanleyites, Rutlanders, Marlowites, etc., have made it a strong argument against the Stratfordean's claim to […]
    • ... the letter is replete with Raleighan echoes notwithstanding such rhetoric as "Woe, woe, woe.... Oh God.... Oh, what will my poor servants think."

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA