A name that has followed Tennessee for the past 25 years and counting.
Tennessee 30 - Kentucky 24
Tennessee 28 - Kentucky 10
Tennessee 52 - Kentucky 50
Tennessee 17 - Kentucky 12
Tennessee 27 - Kentucky 8
Tennessee 37 - Kentucky 31
Tennessee 20 - Kentucky 7
Tennessee 24 - Kentucky 0
Tennessee 38 - Kentucky 35
Tennessee 59 - Kentucky 20
Tennessee 56 - Kentucky 21
Tennessee 59 - Kentucky 21
Tennessee 59 - Kentucky 31
And so on and on and on.
You get the picture.
by Volunteers>Wildcats October 4, 2010
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Probably the least interesting of the United States' 50 states. Commonly referred to as the "Bluegrass state," because watching and observing their blue grass is probably the most entertaining thing you can do in the state. Most of the state is comprised of red-necks, whose average IQ is about 13. If you think that that may offend some of the natives, it's okay, most of them can't even count that high.
Parents: "Hey kids where do you want to go for vacation?"

Children: "Not Kentucky!"
by Southhater January 26, 2014
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A place that is not in the South
Kentucky is a part of the Midwest.....DUHHHHH!!!!
by Hugh Jass December 31, 2005
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a place where fucking second cousins is okay; a place where fucking your teacher makes you a local hero; a place where fucking your hand in public is socially acceptable.
I live in Kentucky and I rub my dick against the garage door when I get bored.
by Poopdude385 May 28, 2009
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Adjective: used to describe something as Good, Amazing, Dank, etc
"That shit's Kentucky! Lets smoke!"
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1.The Commonwealth of Kentucky is a southern border state. Many famous artists, writers and media celebrities hail from Kentucky. It is known for horses, bourbon, basketball and southern hospitality. People are friendly and polite. In areas such as Lexington and Louisville a metropolitan, artsy culture prevails. In rural areas a friendly down-home culture produces delicious cooking.
2.A state that knows how to party.
3.Home to a college basketball dynasty.
George Clooney, Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze and Diane Sawyer are all from Kentucky.

Kentucky in the springtime is awesome. Keeneland is running, Derby parties are going, and the bourbon flows like water.
by w00tgirl April 19, 2006
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