Floridian
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- noun
- /fləˈrɪdiən/
- As a proud Floridian, I love sharing the beautiful beaches and sunny weather of my home state.
- a native Floridian
- an old Floridian
- a year-old Floridian
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- The fact that he's a Floridian doing great job.
- That's right, Florida, Floridians out there tonight.
- Would you say you are a typical Floridian?
- I am a Floridian and American.
- But I don't think it's as bad as Florida if you're a Floridian.
- Here's what I have to say to the thin skinned Floridians, right?
- No, you can clap all you want, you'll never keep Floridians out.
- He's starting to get congratulations now from people like Byron Donalds, who's a surrogate for Donald Trump and is also a Floridian.
- Thousands of Floridians were disenfranchised and they were a conservative court, a lot of them appointed by George HW Bush.
Examples
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Laura Knight-Jadczyk is a seventh-generation Floridian, a historian/mystic, and author of 14 books and many articles published in print and on the internet.
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I'm a transplanted Floridian, and I honestly don't think the Northeast has even the slightest clue what is about to hit.
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I am a Floridian and American.
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Now that our Disney World Annual Passes have expired, we can explore other fun Floridian things.
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Diane Kalata is a Floridian who is the mother of three grown children.
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He's probably a devoted Christian Floridian who is thinking about moving to Seattle, where it is safe.
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Every Floridian should be concerned there may be rampant fraud happening in Palm Beach and Broward counties.
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Thousands of Floridians were disenfranchised and they were a conservative court, a lot of them appointed by George HW Bush.
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I am a fifth-generation Floridian, a fifth-generation educator, and a third-generation college educator.
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The Floridian recently won back-to-back fights under the Xtreme Fighting Championship (XFC) umbrella.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Floridian comes from the name Florida, which the Spanish called 'La Florida' meaning 'flowery' or 'full of flowers', and the ending -ian means 'person from' or 'related to', as in Italian or Canadian. So a Floridian is someone who is from or lives in Florida.