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A resident of Pennsylvania
Answer for the clue "A resident of Pennsylvania ", 13 letters:
pennsylvanian
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Pennsylvanian may refer to: A person or thing from Pennsylvania Pennsylvanian (geology) , a geological subperiod of the Carboniferous Period Pennsylvanian (train) , an Amtrak train
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1698, from Pennsylvania + -an . In reference to a geological system, attested from 1891. As a noun meaning "a person of Pennsylvania," by 1685.
Usage examples of pennsylvanian.
New Englanders also favored New York, it being much the easiest location for them to reach, though Philadelphia, adamantly espoused by the Pennsylvanians, was considered an acceptable alternative.
Pennsylvanian coal miners and Nebraskan wheat farmers devoted their Saturdays to haranguing the inmates of old-age homes.
Harry did not see what happened when Early and Taliaferro, who now led the Stonewall Brigade, fell upon the Pennsylvanians, but the Invincibles were in the charge and St.
He made the New Englanders fear to offend Pennsylvania, and made the Cavaliers bend over backward trying to woo Pennsylvanian support.
It was the Fourth of July, and a day of victory and rejoicing for all Pennsylvanians.
Bodkin, Kerans' assistant at the station, had slyly prepared what purported to be an eyewitness description by one of Colonel Riggs' sergeants of a large sail-backed lizard with a gigantic dorsal fin which had been seen cruising across one of the lagoons, in all respects indistinguishable from the Pelycosaur, an early Pennsylvanian reptile.
The parlor car is crowded with Texans and a few returning Pennsylvanians.
In return for southern support for the assumption bill, Hamilton agreed to do all he could to persuade the Pennsylvanians to vote for a permanent capital by the Potomac, if it were agreed to move the capital temporarily to Philadelphia.
Caudell knew Lewis was giving him the option of using Henry Pleasants as his messenger if the Pennsylvanian had trouble getting the hang of the AK-47.
On the night of January 20, part of the Jersey Line stationed at Pompton marched out with their weapons and demanded the same concessions the Pennsylvanians had just obtained.
Instead of offering the same product nationally, however, it sells two different viscosities, having found that Pennsylvanians, for some regional reason, prefer their syrup thicker than other Americans.