How inbreds refer to the south eastern part of the United States. Mostly spoken of in references to another confederate rebellion.
Inbred: THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!!!!!!!
by wiggidywhack654 January 10, 2012
the south is a place for comfort, a place where everyone gets along. yea, we're pretty racist, but we're racist together. the south has a mutual understanding towards everyone within it. down here we have sweet tea, buttered grits and southern slang. we understand each other more, and so what if we sleep with our cousins? we're all related some where along the line. a majority of us are religious, but there are those who aren't. yea, we argue amongst ourselves, and yea we tend to want to be the opposite of the north. but the rebels love each other and never want to give up. we say y'all and laugh our hearts out. we put the craziest members of our families on the front porch and invite everyone else over for tea. we tolerate each other and our kids know how to go barefoot. we hunt deer, quail, turkey and the like and always know how to clean it. we may not be in big cities, but country air is a heck of a lot better than the smog in a big city. down here, everyone's heart is always blessed, everyone drink some kind of liquor and aren't ashamed of it. down here, we know how to work in the hot sun and we know what it's like to not have enough. the south has had it hard in the past and it is having it even worse nowadays. no one will ever stop making the south the south because we all love each other more than anyone in the world. yea, we have our arguments, but all of us in georgia, alabama, mississippi, louisiana and texas, we love no one more than our friends and families.
the south is just hospitality
by the dairy queen December 17, 2009
A term generally used to discribe parts of Florida, most notabley coastal urban centers and Orlando. A large percentage of these areas' residents originate from northern regions, such New York, New England, and parts of southern Canada. As a result, they are almost entirely devoid of things typically associated with the deep south (southern accents, Confederate pride, etc.). Called "South of the South" for it's location south of the Deep South (or Dirty South). Note that in means being physically south of the region called the south, NOT the southern part of the region called the south.
by Dense_Electric December 01, 2010
Missy Elliot - Crazy in Love:
"Got em lookin so cray rite now, crazy rite, now make ya go down south"
"Got em lookin so cray rite now, crazy rite, now make ya go down south"
by Dan Moat November 13, 2003
noun, A Place Where: 1)Tea is sweet and accents are sweeter, 2)Summer starts in April 3 )Macaroni and cheese is a vegtable 4) Porches are wide and words are long 5)Pecan Pie is a staple 6) Y'all is the only proper noun 7)Chicken is fried and biscuits come with gravy 8)Everything is Darlin' 9)Someones heart is always being blessed.
by southernbelllivin November 12, 2010
1. The best dam place
2. Three words to describe it are: ice tea, GOD, and the best FOOTBALL the world has ever known!
3. Surprisingly not everyone is a racist, sexist redneck.
4.Best god dam food
5. The south has two religions God and the SEC
2. Three words to describe it are: ice tea, GOD, and the best FOOTBALL the world has ever known!
3. Surprisingly not everyone is a racist, sexist redneck.
4.Best god dam food
5. The south has two religions God and the SEC
by HRT5 November 12, 2014
Contrary to the opinion of many northerners, the south is not a place filled with rednecks drinking whiskey, playing banjos, sleeping with our cousins, and beating on black people. In fact, we are actually pretty tolerant, as a whole, of other races and religions (i would like to point out that the biggest riots when they integrated schools were in boston.) We also have a very unique culture including music and literature. A lot of great writers and musicians were from the south, such as B.B. King, William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, and Anne Rice. We also contribute to movies as well, since many great actors such as Morgan Freeman and James Earl Jones hail from here. So biased northerners should get a clue, or maybe read Gone with the Wind, the most beloved work by an American author. It's by a dirty racist southerner, I hear.
by Charles McCrory August 02, 2007