IPA: /ˈtaʊni/
KK: /ˈtaʊni/
A person who lives in a town, often used to describe someone who is not familiar with rural or country life.
The townee found it difficult to adapt to the slower pace of life in the countryside.
Townee → The word originates from the combination of 'town' (from Old English *tun*, meaning an enclosed place or settlement) and the suffix '-ee' (meaning a person associated with). A 'townee' refers to a person who is associated with or lives in a town.
Think of someone who is 'associated with' ('-ee') a 'town' — that's why a townee is a person from a town.