Charlottean

English Etymology From en Charlotte -ean. Pronunciation en /ʃɑɹ.ləˈti.ən/ Noun A native or inhabitant of Charlotte, North Carolina, in the United States. 1963 August 9, "Charlottean Named to Court Job", headline in the Charlotte News, quoted in 2012, Davison M. Douglas, Reading, Writing and Race: The Desegregation of the Charlotte Schools, UNC Press Books (9781469606484), page 293 en 1991 Robin A. Smith; M. S. Van Hecke The Insiders' Guide to Charlotte 9780962369032 For classic Charlottean high fashion, you can't go wrong at The Carriage, 6401 Morrison Blvd. (364-0474) and 601 Providence Rd. (334-8672). Owned by Charlottean Jean Gaskin, the shop offers anything the well-dressed woman [might want]. en 2014 Walt Wolfram; Jeffrey Reaser Talkin' Tar Heel: How Our Voices Tell the Story of North Carolina UNC Press Books 9781469614366 80 You know the typical Charlottean doesn't exist very much. So when you actually hear it, when somebody says this is a typical Charlottean accent, you go,  en 2019 Christopher Hunt Robertson; M.Ed. William Johnston: Carolina Railroad King 62 Christopher Hunt Robertson, M.Ed. 9780359810796 Evolution of a Charlottean Landmark Building: Phase 1: Southern Life Insurance Company (Charlotte Branch, 1868 – 1880) en North Carolina, USA en Demonyms American demonyms