Vermonter

[ ver-mon-ter ]

/ vərˈmɒn tər /

a native or inhabitant of Vermont.

Origin of Vermonter

An Americanism dating back to 1770–80; Vermont + -er¹

"Better cure yourself," said the Vermonter, as he rolled himself in the blankets and put his head on his arm.

The Guns of Shiloh |Joseph A. Altsheler
He saw the cloud on the face of Prescott and the glow in the eyes of the Vermonter, but he was stirred by no tumult.

Before the Dawn |Joseph Alexander Altsheler
This roiled the temper of the Vermonter somewhat, and if I did not say anything, I had a mighty think on.

Fifty Years a Hunter and Trapper |Eldred Nathaniel Woodcock
"Never thought of it that way," mumbled the Vermonter huskily.

Frank Merriwell's Son |Burt L. Standish

It seems to me now as if I think considerable more of this great Vermonter than I did last week, but what has he done to make me?

Phemie Frost's Experiences |Ann S. Stephens

Vermonter

/ (vɜːˈmɒntə) /

a native or inhabitant of Vermont