Yugoslav
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6.3
- noun
- /ˈjuːɡəˌslɑːv/
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yugoslavo
- The festival celebrated the rich traditions of the Yugoslav heritage, showcasing folk music and dance.
- Yugoslav Republic
- Yugoslav President
Now you have the Czechs, Slovaks, Romanians, Yugoslavs as enemies.
- Now you have the Czechs, Slovaks, Romanians, Yugoslavs as enemies.
- However, he did surprise the Yugoslavs by giving up any and all claims to Albania.
- He said the whiz, now the whizz was laid on to him from the Yugoslavs.
Examples
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Put the Yugoslav on the phone.
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Dee Xtrovert, here's another former Yugoslav who just became a citizen and cast her first vote yesterday for Obama.
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No, it's a it was a Yugoslav officer, captain first class.
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However, he did surprise the Yugoslavs by giving up any and all claims to Albania.
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I can't risk taking this through the customs at the Yugoslav-Trieste border.
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I am Zoran, Yugoslav.
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Now you have the Czechs, Slovaks, Romanians, Yugoslavs as enemies.
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My grandmother was a proud Yugoslav who often shared stories about her childhood in Belgrade.
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During the conference, several Yugoslav experts presented their research on the region's history.
Synonyms
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5.2
A person from the former country Yugoslavia
A person from the former country Yugoslavia
A person from Yugoslavia, especially in the past
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yugoslav as a noun referred to a person from Yugoslavia, and the name joins jug 'south' with Slav 'Slavic person'. So a Yugoslav was someone from the group of South Slavs who lived in the country called Yugoslavia.