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Lancastrian
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Lancastrian
1. a native or resident of Lancashire or Lancaster
2. an adherent of the house of Lancaster in the Wars of the Roses
Lancastrian [laŋ′kas·trē·ən]
(geology)
A European stage of geologic time forming part of the lower Upper Carboniferous, above Viséan and below Lanarkian.
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The Reds have failed to beat the Lancastrians in their three previous attempts.
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But he stressed that the social event was about extending the hand of friendship to equally proud Lancastrians.
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The match looked to be going the home side's way until Jan Van Deventer intercepted and went in at the corner to put the Lancastrians within a score.
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