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- noun Plural form of
excursionist .
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Examples
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A similar apparatus to the helmet dive, again excursionists can enjoy underwater life without getting hair wet and while wearing glasses.
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Perhaps the only thing (besides, of course, our common mortality) which we have in common with the excursionists is our love of the trolley-line.
Confessions of a Summer Colonist (from Literature and Life) William Dean Howells 1878
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Perhaps the only thing (besides, of course, our common mortality) which we have in common with the excursionists is our love of the trolley-line.
Literature and Life (Complete) William Dean Howells 1878
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It would be mortified to hear the talk of the excursionists, which is more about the quality of the tables and the beds, and the rapidity with which the "whole thing can be done," than about the beauty and the sublimity of nature.
The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner Charles Dudley Warner 1864
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It would be mortified to hear the talk of the excursionists, which is more about the quality of the tables and the beds, and the rapidity with which the "whole thing can be done," than about the beauty and the sublimity of nature.
Their Pilgrimage Charles Dudley Warner 1864
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No one, from emperors to excursionists, likes to be naked in public.
John Feffer: Wikileaks: Full Body Scan of Government John Feffer 2010
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No one, from emperors to excursionists, likes to be naked in public.
John Feffer: Wikileaks: Full Body Scan of Government John Feffer 2010
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No one, from emperors to excursionists, likes to be naked in public.
John Feffer: Wikileaks: Full Body Scan of Government John Feffer 2010
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No one, from emperors to excursionists, likes to be naked in public.
John Feffer: Wikileaks: Full Body Scan of Government John Feffer 2010
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No water channel has been so significant as Persian Gulf to the geologists, archaeologists, geographer, merchants, politicians, excursionists, and scholars whether in past or in present.
Muhammad Sahimi: Madam Secretary, the Name is Persian Gulf 2009
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