In America 

Phrase used as an add-on to sentences. "In America" fulfills the function of a prepositional phrase, though it is often used as a sentence fragment, and is used to convey an almost sarcastic outlook regarding the American mindset of independence and superiority, or a sincere outlook of such views, which is even scarier. This usage was started by LittleKuriboh's Yu-Gi-Oh the Abridged Series, which was first posted on youtube, but is now available other places as well.

This is the greatest movie ever. In America.

In America by Bandit Keith March 27, 2007

unamerican 

Used to be when you opposed the basic philosophies of the United States, now it is supposedly anyone who challenges Bush and his squad of idiots.

It's UnAmerican to question the PRESIDENT! WHAAAA!!!

unamerican by The Last Great American Liberal August 23, 2003

unamerican 

opposite of above definition.

you support the president? that's severely unamerican!

unamerican by E Killer a.k.a. e killa March 18, 2005

Made in America 

A phrase that was used on many manuefactured goods that has lost its former glory, and continues to disappear at a rate of 20% every fiscal quarter.

Also something that is part of an elaborate scam that is used to sell Chinese products to the Japanese and any other of the various people that mistakingly think that we are fascinating and that our goods are of superiour quality.

My shoes say "Made in America. If I keep these, their value will double every three years. (even if I wear them)

African person: My Mickey Mouse shirt says "Made in America."
Other African person: *Bang* now its My Mickey Mouse Shirt. America rox!

Made in America by krackas September 21, 2005

the leading cause of divorce in america 

HALO.

Lauren - "so tell me your thoughts on this game, halo."
Tanner - "Halo = the leading cause of divorce in America."

the leading cause of divorce in america by laurendino June 30, 2008

How To Make It In America 

A series on HBO about a group of mostly hipster 20-somethings trying to hustle their way to the top in New York City. The show started in 2010 and opens with the song "I Need a Dollar" by Aloe Blacc.

How To Make It In America is on HBO

How To Make It In America by Mikeyboy23 December 3, 2011

Clowns In America 

Another (covert) name for America's C.I.A.

Clowns In America are not always honorable. Can we trust our CIA?

Clowns In America by Calamity Jane II February 16, 2019