Icelander

/ˈaɪsləndə/

/ˈaɪsləndɚ/

[noun]

Icelander

[NOUN]

a person from Iceland, a Nordic island country in the North Atlantic Ocean

Examples

1. Icelanders gain advantages like these from Iceland's high level of wealth.

2. Icelanders consume more Coca Cola per capita than any other nation.

3. Icelanders consume more dairy, I think, than any other population in the world.

4. A saga tells the story of a Norse Icelander named Loden, who got himself the nickname Lik-Loden, or Corpse Loden, because he made his living sailing up and down the east coast of Greenland, exploring its caves and coves, and gathering up the corpses of men shipwrecked there.