Michigander
- noun
- /ˌmɪʃɪˈɡændər/
- So to those people who are saying, OK, I guess New Yorkers want crime and Michiganders want lockdowns, what do you think?
He is a native Michigander who grew up in metro Detroit.
- He is a native Michigander who grew up in metro Detroit.
Examples
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As a proud Michigander, she loves to share stories about the Great Lakes.
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Being a lifelong Michigander, he has experienced the state's beautiful seasons firsthand.
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He is a native Michigander who grew up in metro Detroit.
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Many Michiganders enjoy outdoor activities, especially boating and hiking.
Synonyms
A person who lives in or comes from Michigan
Compounds
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Etymology
Michigander comes from a playful mix of Michigan and gander, where 'gander' means 'male goose'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a 'Michigan gander' — that image of a person from Michigan — which is why Michigander means a native or resident of the state of Michigan.