8 definitions by J_Leigh

Anything pertaining to the American South. (Includes things such as fried chicken, sweet tea, and anything with a confederate flag.)

A person who is described as southern is usually polite, courteous, respectful, moral, opinionated, determined, confident, witty, and likes to laugh and have a good time. They are usually born and raised in the American South.

A short term for Alabama. The way many Alabamians actually refer to their home state.

A great place to live, filled with people who are kind, hard working, and helpful. It's often insulted by movies and television shows that depict Alabamians as good-for-nothing white-trash, when in all reality, Bama's full of very intelligent and talented people.

A guy born and raised in the country. (Usually the American South.)

He is normally seen wearing a baseball cap, old jeans, and a t-shirt, but will occasionally wear cowboy-boots and a button-down shirt.

A true country boy has rather short hair, and no piercings. They dress in nice, clean-looking clothes, and only wear ripped jeans to work in.

Country boy's are strong, hard-working, and very masculine. Chances are, he drives a truck.

In a relationship, a country boy is usually an old-fashioned gentleman. A true country boy usually has a big mouth when it comes to talking about girls, but prefers to take things slow with a girl he really likes.

A "Yankee."

Someone who can't stand southern accents, but have obviously never had to listen to themselves talk.

Someone who is incredibly rude, obnoxious, and just mean at times.

Someone who thinks that they're better than you if you were born south of the Mason/Dixie line.

Someone who drinks their tea hot and unsweetened. (EWW!!)

A young, white, Southern male.

Usually the trouble-making, rebellious son of a redneck, between the ages of about 18-35.

1. Girls (or Guys, when a girl is speaking) raised in the south

2. The best breakfast food ever. They go great with eggs.

Someone from the North who moves to the South.

Compared to the hospitable, kind, social Southerners, they are usually rude, stuck-up, and just plain mean at times.