"Dubaier" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From Dubai + -er.",
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    {
      "form": "Dubaiers",
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  "pos": "noun",
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          "text": "2006 Donald Newcomb, Re: Dubai - one of the fastest growing city in the world Group: rec.travel.asia\nSpeaking even more about Dubai, what do you call people from Dubai? \"Dubaians\"? \"Dubaiers\"? \"Dubes\"? \"Dubaites\"? Dubai-anites? Not a clue."
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          "text": "2006 Scott Lowther, Re: March 6th = Alamo Day! Group: alt.religion.asatru\nI mean, if we trusted the *Limeys* to run the ports, how much worse could the Dubaiers be? This was an excellent opportunity for Bush to sit back and do *nothing*."
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        "Someone who is from Dubai"
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        "(rare) Someone who is from Dubai"
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  "word": "Dubaier"
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  "etymology_text": "From Dubai + -er.",
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          "text": "2006 Donald Newcomb, Re: Dubai - one of the fastest growing city in the world Group: rec.travel.asia\nSpeaking even more about Dubai, what do you call people from Dubai? \"Dubaians\"? \"Dubaiers\"? \"Dubes\"? \"Dubaites\"? Dubai-anites? Not a clue."
        },
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          "text": "2006 Scott Lowther, Re: March 6th = Alamo Day! Group: alt.religion.asatru\nI mean, if we trusted the *Limeys* to run the ports, how much worse could the Dubaiers be? This was an excellent opportunity for Bush to sit back and do *nothing*."
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        "(rare) Someone who is from Dubai"
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