Mancunians
Manchester's native population
Mancunians are people from Manchester, England.
The term derives from Mancunium, the Latin name for the Roman fort that became the city.
It functions as both noun and adjective: Mancunian accent, proud Mancunians.
The word appears often in discussions of football, given Manchester's two major clubs.
Sterile female hive member
- HaciendaNamed estate or venue
- Coronation StreetBritish soap opera
- accentRegional speech pattern
- rainWater dropping from clouds
redbrick · chippy · parkin · Alan Turing
Manchester United's moniker
Iconic British indie band
- Joy DivisionInfluential late-70s Manchester group
- New OrderRestructured ruling system
- BuzzcocksEnglish punk rock band
- Bee GeesDisco-era brother trio
James · Morrissey · Gallagher · Ryder · Strangeways
Factories or grinders
- textilesWoven or knit materials
- factoriesIndustrial production facilities
- canalsConstructed water passages
- warehousesLarge goods storage buildings
looms · spinning · cotton · steam · engines · chimneys · workers · trade
Town in northwest England
- StockportTown in northwest England
- BoltonTown in northwest England
- WiganTown in Lancashire
- LancashireNorthwestern English county
worker bee
Sterile female hive member
- HaciendaNamed estate or venue
- Coronation StreetBritish soap opera
- accentRegional speech pattern
rain · redbrick · chippy · parkin · Alan Turing
Red Devils
Manchester United's moniker
The Smiths
Iconic British indie band
- Joy DivisionInfluential late-70s Manchester group
- New OrderRestructured ruling system
- BuzzcocksEnglish punk rock band
Bee Gees · James · Morrissey · Gallagher · Ryder · Strangeways
mills
Factories or grinders
- textilesWoven or knit materials
- factoriesIndustrial production facilities
- canalsConstructed water passages
warehouses · looms · spinning · cotton · steam · engines · chimneys · workers · trade · Bridgewater Canal
Oldham
Town in northwest England
MancuniansLondoners
Capital city inhabitants
Liverpudlians · Cockneys · Geordies · Yorkshiremen · Glaswegians