Chicagoan
- adjective
- /ʃɪˈkɑːɡoʊən/
- She takes pride in her Chicagoan roots and often talks about the city's history.
Examples
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The Chicagoan food scene is diverse and vibrant.
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Many Chicagoan traditions are celebrated during the annual summer festival.
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The museum features Chicagoan artists who have shaped the city's creative scene.
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Many Chicagoan artists showcase their work in local galleries.
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The museum features Chicagoan artists who have shaped the city's creative scene.
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Many Chicagoan traditions are celebrated during the annual summer festival.
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The Chicagoan food scene is diverse and vibrant.
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Etymology
Chicagoan comes from the city name Chicago, which itself comes from a Native American word meaning 'wild onion' or 'wild garlic', plus the ending -an that means 'from' or 'relating to', as in American. So Chicagoan as an adjective means 'relating to Chicago', its people, culture, or style.