townie
1 antonyms and opposites of townie, grouped by meaning.
Noun — A person who lives in a town or city, especially as opposed to someone from the university or the countryside.
Antonyms
cocky ()
Etymology
From (Charles)town + -ie.
Full origin of townie →Frequently asked questions
What does “townie” mean?
The word “townie” means a person who lives in a town or city, especially as opposed to someone from the university or the countryside. In plain terms, someone who lives in the town, used especially to contrast with students or people from rural areas.
How do you pronounce “townie”?
“Townie” is pronounced TOW-nee (/ˈtaʊni/ in IPA).
How do you use “townie” in a sentence?
Here is “townie” used in a sentence: “The pub was full of townies rather than students that night.”
What is the opposite of “townie”?
The opposite of “townie” — its antonyms — is cocky ().
What part of speech is “townie”?
“Townie” is a noun.