Chicagoese

English

Chicago +‎ -ese

Chicagoese

Chicagoese (uncountable)

(uncountable) The people of Chicago; Chicagoans.
- 1881, Edwin Hodder, Cities of the world, page 318:
  […] for even the undaunted faith and energy of the Chicagoese cannot greatly accelerate the processes of nature in making' trees, or robing their trunks with moss.
- 1893 July 23, The Mayor of Chicago and his Island, in the Journal of the American Medicla Association, page 186:
  The danger to the water supply is from that open sewer which the Chicagoese call the Chicago river.

单词	Chicagoese
释义	Chicagoese English Etymology Chicago +‎ -ese Proper noun Chicagoese The dialect of English spoken in Chicago. Noun Chicagoese (uncountable) (uncountable) The people of Chicago; Chicagoans. 1881, Edwin Hodder, Cities of the world, page 318: […] for even the undaunted faith and energy of the Chicagoese cannot greatly accelerate the processes of nature in making' trees, or robing their trunks with moss. 1893 July 23, The Mayor of Chicago and his Island, in the Journal of the American Medicla Association, page 186: The danger to the water supply is from that open sewer which the Chicagoese call the Chicago river.
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