Bama
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- proper noun
- /ˈbæmə/
- Informal
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Bama (apodo informal de la Universidad de Alabama, EE. UU.)
- Saban is a very, very good coach, and like Tony said, Bama is lucky to have him!
- beat Bama
- Bama win
A month or two passes and suddenly Bama Rush is going viral on TikTok.
- A month or two passes and suddenly Bama Rush is going viral on TikTok.
Examples
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Massive Bama fan, massive Tennessee fan.
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How about we just talk football, and if Bama fans want to say RTR, then who cares?
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I would hope no one outside of Bama would complain about it.
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Sorry, but recent history is not on Bama's side with respect to these types of issues.
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There are Tide fans I work with who now refer to Tennessee as "Bama North."
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Nick Saban is certainly a great football coach, and Bama is definitely reaping the benefits.
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Just be glad the Dawgs don't have to play Bama this year.
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If Florida wins out, they have the best resume over anyone, including Bama and Notre Dame.
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The best thing to happen for Bama football this year was Johnny Football's wake-up call in T-town.
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Last week, Bama played a thrilling match against another top-ranked team.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bama is a short, informal name for the Alabama university, made by shortening 'Alabama', and fans use it especially when they talk about the school's sports teams.