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- noun One who lives in the same
hall of residence .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I actually said something about this out loud to my hallmate as I sent him a link to this site.
Rambles at starchamber.com » Blog Archive » Tools (and talent) 2009
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My hallmate at seminary, Scott Albergate, didn't call it Pravda for nothing.
Stopping the spin or spilling the beans? Fr Timothy Matkin 2008
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Of course UNC basketball players are all around here and I remember JR Reid coming to our dorm to date a hallmate and I've seen Michael Jordon around and I kind of know Hubert and Montross but not really.
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My hallmate at seminary, Scott Albergate, didn't call it Pravda for nothing.
Archive 2008-01-01 Fr Timothy Matkin 2008
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I remember seeing Jamie and John Schultz (my G'ville 2nd West hallmate) perform as the Highlanders at the Cradle, Jamie possibly in a leather shirt with a lace-up collar?
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A hallmate of mine found this out and we made arrangements to see
Cinematical 2010
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A hallmate of mine found this out and we made arrangements to see
Cinematical 2010
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To my hallmate: I am not a morning person, so how about you cool it with the "Good Morning!" and I'll cool it with the death stare.
Daily Tar Heel RSS 2009
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To defend Ricardo, Emmanuel, and my hallmate Pierre-Olivier, I at least think their model does have reserve accumulation by central banks: that is what pushes the safe real interest rate into the dynamically inefficient range.
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"I like how you say that with a smile on your face," my hallmate Vinayak '09 told me that Sunday night, genuinely pleased. "'
MIT Admissions 2008
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