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Brummie
(redirected from Brummie accent)

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Brummie [ˈbrʌmɪ]
n
Informal a native or inhabitant of Birmingham
adj
of or relating to Birmingham
[from Brummagem]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.Brummie - a native or resident of Birmingham, England
English person - a native or inhabitant of England
Translations
Brummie [ˈbrʌmɪ] N (Brit) → nativo/a m/f or habitante mf de Birmingham
Brummie [ˈbrʌmi] n
(= resident) → habitant(e) m/f de Birmingham
(originally from)natif/ive m/f de Birmingham
Brummie [ˈbrʌmɪ] n (fam) (resident) → abitante m/f di Birmingham; (native) → originario/a di Birmingham


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