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Definitions from Wiktionary (Bremer)

▸ noun:  A native or inhabitant of Bremen, Germany.
▸ noun:  A habitational surname from German.

Similar:
Braunschweiger, Berliner, Breslavian, Bonner, Berlinese, Nurembergian, Mecklenburger, Mannheimer, bavarian, Prussian, more...

Opposite:
later, tardier, delayed, postponed, behind

Phrases:
fredrika bremer, Paul Bremer, Arthur Bremer, Bremer wall, Gleison Bremer, more...

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Similar:
Braunschweiger, Berliner, Breslavian, Bonner, Berlinese, Nurembergian, Mecklenburger, Mannheimer, bavarian, Prussian, more...

Opposite:
later, tardier, delayed, postponed, behind

Phrases:
fredrika bremer, Paul Bremer, Arthur Bremer, Bremer wall, Gleison Bremer, Bremer SV, Lucille Bremer, Pauline Bremer, Dick Bremer, Bremer County, Iowa, more...



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