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suburbanite

[ US /səˈbɝbəˌnaɪt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a resident of a suburb

How To Use suburbanite In A Sentence

  • In Caketown, these include a brittle suburbanite Bruce calls The Matriarch, who has barricaded herself into her house out of fear of a deadly airborne virus.
  • Your last book, Aloft, was about a contemporary Italian-American suburbanite and his multi-ethnic family. Chang-rae Lee - An interview with author
  • It was, back then, the best thrift store in the world, the purveyor of top-flight vintage goods donated by wealthy and well-clothed suburbanites from the upscale towns that surround Paterson. Pamela Redmond Satran: Wonder Why There Are No Good Clothes in Thrift Stores Anymore?
  • The chorus excels itself, as New Yorkers, suburbanites, cowboys and gods, while blending fluently with the eight professional dancers in William Tuckett's zippy choreography.
  • I would have thought that suburbanites would be the very last to indulge in such a cockeyed fanciful endeavour.
  • To this quondam mid-Warwickshire suburbanite, who liked to think that his Cotswold relatives conferred a kind of rusticity, it brought back his own first encounter with Bristol some time in the spring of 1956, just turned seventeen.
  • The hype will no doubt be outsized, but I'm not sure how a 45-year-old suburbanite singing about bitches will play with his fans. Shawn Amos: PLAY > SKIP: Albums You'll Be Playing in 2011 (Whether You Like Them or Not)
  • The suburbanite with the hardcore porn hookup is masturbating to real sex, albeit at a DSL-enabled remove. Virtual Adultery
  • The reporter called her a "good-looking, smart, gin-drinking suburbanite."
  •   To give bad directions to the incoming hordes of tourists and suburbanites seeking to horn in on the urban energy that long-time residents have created, but won't be able to afford if their neighborhoods are "gentrified". Boston Artists Fight Gentrification, One SUV at a Time
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