Packerland

An informal name given to the entire eastern portion of Wisconsin state and surrounding areas, referring to the general region in the northern midwestern US where most football fans support the Green Bay Packers. Often referred to as "The Packers" and "The Pack", the GBP are a member of the National Football Conference (NFC) North Division.

"My flight was supposed to take off from Milwaukee hours ago, but I got snowed in and now I'm going to be stuck in Packerland until tomorrow." --A stranded non-Packer fan, or someone who just really isn't used to snow.

"Went up to Packerland to see Pack play against the Vikings, and we threw rotten tomatoes as that traitor Brett Favre." --A fan residing in, say, Illinois.

by apg703 February 11, 2010

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peckerwood

A peckerwood is a rural white southerner, usually poor, undereducated or otherwise ignorant and bigoted, the term gained popularity in the deep south during the early twentieth century and was meant to be derogatory. It is a reversal of the name of the red bellied woodpecker which had a patch of red on the back of it’s head and neck, therefore a peckerwood is a redneck, terms that describe similar groups of people are trailer trash or white trash but neither of those have the same effect or ring to them as peckerwood does.
From: "Peckerwood Nation" www.dailykos.com \storyonly/2006/6/28/181447/773

That man was a true peckerwood, born and raised.

by Bry Hink November 25, 2006

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