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A word which means "American", but doesnt require you to put your burger and fries down to use the shift button in order to create a capital letter for the "A".
Many "Americans", use the word merican, when filling in forms as it saves valuable time and energy which could be more purposly used eating or drinking. " we are mericans and we are proud "
" god bless merica and its mericans " |
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| 2. | merican | ||
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larger-than-life patriot, usually Texan or ex-military "Ah'm 'merican an' proud of it."--Dubya, while at the ranch
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| 3. | merican | ||
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A southern derivitive of American. Ya'll come back here to and enjoy the company of us mericans
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| 4. | Merican | ||
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"The word which people from the south use to declare that
they're American." Joe: "What nationality are you Bill?"
Bill: "I'm MERICAN!" |
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Southern way say what nationality you are... Guys ask a guy from Tennessee what nationality are you Tennessee guy replys Im Merican
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Clearly exemplifying a spirit of patriotism for the USA You can tell John is Merican by the flag pin he wears on his lapel.
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an immigrant that has adapted to most aspects of American life, but still cannot come off to others as a native-born American. "You think everyone likes you, but you'll always be just a merican in my eyes."
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