9 definitions by Carolina Blue 252
1.) The nickname for any resident of the state of North Carolina. During the Civil War, a group of North Carolina soldiers scolded their comrades for leaving the battlefield when things got tough. The soldiers threatened to stick tar on the heels of the retreating soldiers to help them stay in the battle. General Robert E. Lee is said to have commented “God bless the Tar Heel boys!”
2.) The mascot for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Named after the state's history with the nickname.
2.) The mascot for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Named after the state's history with the nickname.
by Carolina Blue 252 May 23, 2016
1.) The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Being the first public school in the nation, the first school in the Carolinas, and being in North Carolina (the original Carolina Colony), it was given the nickname and has been referred to as Carolina ever since. The schools officially licensed color is Carolina Blue.
2.) The state of North Carolina. NC was originally just Carolina before it expanded South. Then the southern half of Carolina broke away to form South Carolina. Carolina then later became a state and changed its name to North Carolina.
3.) Lastly it refers to the combined states of North and South Carolina.
2.) The state of North Carolina. NC was originally just Carolina before it expanded South. Then the southern half of Carolina broke away to form South Carolina. Carolina then later became a state and changed its name to North Carolina.
3.) Lastly it refers to the combined states of North and South Carolina.
Can't wait to watch Carolina play Clemson in the ACC championship! The Tigers are top rated but the Tar Heels should put up a fight.
by Carolina Blue 252 May 19, 2016
In the army airborne community, legs are the derogative term given to non paratroopers, or soldiers who do not jump out of airplanes.
by Carolina Blue 252 May 20, 2016
by Carolina Blue 252 May 19, 2016
by Carolina Blue 252 May 23, 2016
Person Other than Grunt. In the US Army, a POG is any soldier who isn't Infantry (nicknamed Grunt). It is a derogatory name often yelled at these soldiers because POGs often sit in air conditioned offices and don't hump it in the field or see combat. Infantryman can be identified by wearing a blue cord on there dress uniform and/or a rifle on there combat uniform. POGS will not wear a blue cord and will not have rifles and possibly a knife instead.
"Fuckin POG!" The infantryman yelled in unison at the fat soldiers drinking green bean as they left the wire.
by Carolina Blue 252 May 20, 2016
The dialect spoken by native's of North Carolina's Outer Banks. It is the combination of Southern and Scotch-Irish dialects.
Bro, the surfers and fisherman at Carolina's Outer Banks almost speak there own language! Well they do speak their own dialect, it's called Brogue.
by Carolina Blue 252 May 23, 2016