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- noun A native or inhabitant of the
Yukon Territory , Canada.
Etymologies
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Examples
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At seven o'clock, at what would have been night anywhere else, they went aboard the "Yukoner" with the aeroplane, and an hour later cast off lines for Dawson.
The Boy Scouts on the Yukon Ralph Victor
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The play would be big, bigger than any Yukoner had ever imagined, and he, Burning
Chapter VII 2010
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Currently, there are only 31,000 Yukoner residents, approximately 25 per cent of which are of Aboriginal ancestry.
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The play would be big, bigger than any Yukoner had ever imagined, and he, Burning
Chapter VII 1910
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Yukoner, replied promptly, but in a voice hoarsely unrecognisable.
The Turtles of Tasman Jack London 1896
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The column and the byline were the brainstorm of a brash, confident Yukoner named Pierre Berton.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tom Hawthorn 2011
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As a Yukoner, I guess I should express this using a beer analogy.
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In the 50-km women's race, Olympian Madeleine Williams topped Yukoner Emily Nishikawa by 11 seconds for first place.
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He is a genial liar, this Yukoner, and for the ordinary lies of life he needs make no effort; they roll from his lips as regularly and as smoothly as do compliments from the lips of a sour dough man in conversation with a cheechako girl.
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Yukoner buzzed up: White House credits stimulus with up to 2M jobs (AP) 29 seconds ago 2010-01-13T03: 29: 44-08: 00
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