MS
- proper noun
- /ɛm ɛs/
- US
- Oxford, great old place, Ole Miss, home of the Rebels.
- Mississippi (MS)
- Jackson, MS
- the MS Delta
I had a friend named Andre Jones in Jackson, Ms.
- I had a friend named Andre Jones in Jackson, Ms.
- And then, you know, his brother was a prominent attorney in Jackson, Ms.
- This dude is Sweeney up there and in, out in near Natchez, Ms.
Examples
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In 2007, the MS State legislature passed Senate Bill 2369, the MS Healthy Students Act.
Academic text (2012) -
From left to right: Trent Lott (R-MS), Larry Craig (R-ID), John Ashcroft (R-MO), and Jim Jeffords (R-VT).
Academic text (1999) -
Homer Collins is at the USDA-APHIS Imported Fire Ant Station, Gulfport, MS; phone (601) 864-0120, fax (601) 864-9956.
Academic text (1994) -
In 2007, the MS State legislature passed Senate Bill 2369, the MS Healthy Students Act.
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Cordingly is currently studying women with MS in "alternative employment" for her doctoral dissertation.
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Many historical battles of the Civil War were fought in MS, reflecting its role in American history.
Synonyms
A state in the southeast of the United States known for Southern culture and history
A nickname for the US state of Mississippi that refers to its magnolia trees
Surface Forms
Etymology
MS is the postal abbreviation for Mississippi, a name from a Native American word meaning 'big river' or 'great river', so the state's name points to the important river that runs through the region.