a word most commonly used by Southerners, lower to middle class blacks, and some people in the lower midwest (Ohio River Valley, Kansas, Missouri, etc.) Is a contraction of you all, which is the proper term.
by A Hoosier May 22, 2005
One of the rarely-listed accents/regional dialects in linguistic studies. This big city accent is basically the lower-Midwestern nasal twang typical of southern Ohio, Indiana, and north/northwestern Kentucky mixed with a lot of northern Chicago/Cleveland influence. Locals will usually pronounce "a's" like "e's". For example, a Greater Cincinnati Area local would say "cless" instead of "class". In addition, locals will also say words that are characteristic of the Upper Midwest, such as "pop" and "you guys".
Cincinnati Urban is one of the accents/regional dialects that falls into the "Urban dialect" category on the U.S. Map of Regional Dialects. Along with Cincinnati Urban, there is also Boston Urban, Chicago Urban, New York Metropolitan Urban, and San Francisco Urban.
by A Hoosier February 07, 2005
The trustworthy, fearless members of the Republican Party who stand behind George Bush, his Administration, and their representatives and senators in Congress. Their beliefs and opinions tend to be far more intense that the average Republican and conservative.
Most Radical Republicans are located in the South and lower Midwest. However, their numbers are also great in the Rocky Mountain states.
by A Hoosier December 10, 2004
The "attack machines" of the Democratic Party. Because of their far left-wing criticisms and ideas, they are disagreed with by many Democrats, who are very concerned about the militant actions of the ultra-liberals.
The only person on the right-wing conservative side that could possibly be equal to left-wing radicals is Anne Coulter.
The only person on the right-wing conservative side that could possibly be equal to left-wing radicals is Anne Coulter.
Ultra-liberals usually consist of hippies, punk-rockers, communists, and the Hollywood crowd. They usually follow leaders such as Michael Moore and "Hanoi Jane" Fonda.
by A Hoosier April 22, 2005