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Mainer

[ mey-ner ]

noun

  1. a native or inhabitant of the state of Maine.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Mainer1

An Americanism dating back to 1875–80
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Example Sentences

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In public comments, residents have invoked the state’s motto to rally Mainers: “Dirigo,” Latin for “I lead.”

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Following an uproar, that action was reversed within a day, but it raised suspicions that it was undertaken to punish Mainers for their Democratic governor’s public upbraiding of Trump at a Washington meeting.

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The changes force Mainers to bring their babies into one of just eight offices across the state, with swaths of the state an hour or more away.

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It’s proven a durable and appealing structure, whether employed by fellow Midwesterner Ray Bradbury in “Dandelion Wine” or Mainer Elizabeth Strout in her “Olive Kitteridge” novels.

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“No Mainers should be afraid that by registering to vote that their information will be published online and that they’ll face threat, harassment and other harms.”

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