Alabaman
- proper noun
- /ˌæləˈbæmən/
- As an Alabaman, she enjoys attending local festivals that celebrate her heritage.
Examples
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And that Alabaman Wilton B.
Fiction book (2001) -
I'm not proud of this; it's not something that I brag about at parties. It is, in fact, my Achilles heel, which has led me to be involved in more domestic disputes than your average double-wide Alabaman participates in.
Blog text (30) -
The Alabaman proudly shared stories of the state's rich culture and history.
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He is an Alabaman who never misses a college football game during the season.
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Etymology
Alabaman comes from the place name Alabama, which itself comes from a Native American word often written as 'Alibamu' and thought to mean something like 'vegetation gatherers' or a 'tribal town'. The ending -an is the same as in American or Canadian, so Alabaman simply means a person 'from' Alabama.