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  • proper noun A native or resident of the American state of Oregon.

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Examples

  • I prefer beaver over moose, but Rocky and Bullwinkle over Leave it to Beaver.

    The Indignity of Commuting by Bicycle: Cakes and Cheese BikeSnobNYC 2009

  • Not another beaver was moving, and it was very soon apparent that Beaver

    Baree, Son of Kazan James Oliver Curwood 1903

  • BEAVER - A shed in the Mountain View Trailer Park in Beaver was the location where two suspects in the killing of Millard County Deputy Josie Greathouse Fox were found sleeping.

    thespectrum.com - Local News 2010

  • BEAVER - A Hopewell Township man said Thursday that he has withdrawn his complaint over Beaver

    timesOnline: Home RSS feed 2010

  • The U6 "Beaver" is an older, fixed wing aircraft of reasonable size (bigger than a "Bird Dog", for instance), rather short and squatty with a somewhat wide body.

    Rhodes, Ferris A. Jr. 1971

  • The U6 "Beaver" is an older, fixed wing aircraft of reasonable size (bigger than a "Bird Dog", for instance), rather short and squatty with a somewhat wide body.

    Palen, Carl A. 1971

  • The U6 "Beaver" is an older, fixed wing aircraft of reasonable size (bigger than a "Bird Dog", for instance), rather short and squatty with a somewhat wide body.

    Holguin, Luis G. 1971

  • The U6 "Beaver" is an older, fixed wing aircraft of reasonable size (bigger than a "Bird Dog", for instance), rather short and squatty with a somewhat wide body.

    Parsons, Michael D. 1971

  • The U6 "Beaver" is an older, fixed wing aircraft of reasonable size (bigger than a "Bird Dog", for instance), rather short and squatty with a somewhat wide body.

    Magee, Patrick J. 1971

  • The U6 "Beaver" is an older, fixed wing aircraft of reasonable size (bigger than a "Bird Dog", for instance), rather short and squatty with a somewhat wide body.

    Okerlund, Thomas R. 1971

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