Tennessean
- noun
- /ˌtɛnəˈsiːən/
- My hometown paper, The Nashville Tennessean, where Al Gore cut his teeth, endorsed Republicans for the first time in history.
- Tennessean from Nashville
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Examples
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His secretary of war and fellow Tennessean, John Eaton, was staunchly loyal and pro-Removal.
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So let's look at this other interview coming from The Tennessean, which was quite good.
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The story was reported Friday morning in The Tennessean.
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I looked up, saw this sign, and it hit me that I'm a Tennessean.
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Aldean spoke with The Tennessean about what the first week of 'Night Train' has been like for him:
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But the article from the Tennessean does not give a detailed breakdown of the types of events Thompson held.
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Brad tells The Tennessean, "I'm encouraging people to take a look around."
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The Tennessean reports that Flora Tydings was confirmed as college system chancellor on Tuesday.
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King wasn't the only Tennessean at Prater's Mill Saturday.
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As a proud Tennessean, she loves sharing stories about her hometown with newcomers.
Synonyms
A person who comes from or lives in the south of a country
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Tennessean comes from the state name Tennessee, which probably comes from a Cherokee place name 'Tanasi'. The ending -an means 'person from', just like in American, so a Tennessean is someone from Tennessee.