Cuban
- noun
- /ˈkjuːbən/
- The festival celebrates the vibrant culture of Cubans living in Miami.
Yeah, The Cuban, the Cuban dude gets caught.
- Yeah, The Cuban, the Cuban dude gets caught.
- I usually deal with the Cubans, the Cubans.
- Not only this is not working, the Cubans in their efforts, no, are helping Angola.
- So I call my buddies in Miami, another set of Cubans.
- So those Cubans were the ones that they tried to use to kill Kennedy.
- It it basically turns us into revolutionaries and counter revolutionaries, Cubans and traitors.
Examples
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You know, I'm feelin' fabulous -because I met this beautiful Cuban.
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An enormous Cuban is sitting on some boxes in the shadows.
Fiction book (1992) -
Oh, so you Cuban now?
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Do you feel that it was done by Cubans who were afraid?
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That's why I spoke Spanish; that's why I said I was a Cuban, not an American.
Fiction book (1997) -
I think there's a new generation of Cubans or young Cubans that have not been brainwashed.
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My friend is a proud Cuban who shares stories about life in Cuba.
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Many Cubans have made significant contributions to the arts in the United States.
Compounds
A revolution in Cuba from 1956 to 1959 that overthrew the government and made it a socialist country
A crusty roll filled with ham, roast pork, Swiss cheese, pickles and mustard pressed and served hot
- UK
A tree from Cuba and Jamaica with hairy leaves and orange flowers used for furniture and gunstocks
- Specialized
A tree from the Caribbean with hard reddish-brown wood used for furniture
- Specialized
A soft leafy herb like spinach that people grow and eat as a salad or cooked green
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cuban names a person from the island Cuba, with the ending -an meaning 'from' or 'of', similar to American. So a Cuban is someone who comes from or lives in Cuba.