A native or inhabitant of Bermuda

Usage examples of bermudian.

Darling liked to joke that a geneticist would have prized Mike as the ultimate Bermudian, for he contained every ethnic strain ever represented in the colony.

And then he gave an analysis of Bermudian racers and then a discussion of nautical miles and speed at sea and the medal the Coast Guard had given him for heroism on the high seas.

Lemuel, a Bermudian who enjoyed sailing cruises, had been dispatched to meet the Reciprocity.

Bermuda was not like the Bahamas, a chain of seven hundred islands that had a chance to replenish each other if one or another was fished outthough some Bahamians seemed even more hell-bent than Bermudians on destroying themselves.

While Bermudians were killing off their reef fish, the Japanese and the Koreans were massacring the deep-water species.

John and his regulations had done was turn hundreds of Bermudians into criminals.

Do you think the Bermudians laid all those cables, the ones that keep track of Soviet subs?

With the Reverend Jesse Jackson championing the side of the black Bermudians as well as pressing his third presidential candidacy, President Tucker was of course anxious not to alienate black voters.

They never realized their danger, and there was an unspoken agreement among Bermudians never to tell them of it.

The Admiral counter-proposed moving the carrier Weinberger into Bermudian waters.