by Cangh Jui May 29, 2003
A harsh reality that many people come to the United States in order to start over and live a better life by having freedom, social equality, better education, and money, but yet for most people who come to this country, this dream will be impossible to completely achieve until several generations later, assuming they have a family with children, because of limited resource access and education, poor understanding of the social norms that most people in America actually follow, and distrust of immigrants in some parts of the country.
Pema and her family moved to America from Nicaragua in the hopes of starting over and help her children live better lives than what they had in their homeland, but they found it was exceedingly difficult to live in the U.S. because of the differences of America’s social norms compared to Nicaragua’s social norms and difficulty getting a job and finding decent housing. They are experiencing the American dream paradox.
by Vanguard 1998 September 11, 2021
Similar to plain ol' American Dream, except when you're done you wake up in a pile of goo an feel really embarassed
by Ollie Oj August 27, 2008
Blonde, great smile, big breasts, firm ass, 18 years old and great at blowjobs. Truly the pinnacle of beauty in the Land of the Free.
by HaydenPennyfeather February 17, 2011
Anyone born with the name Jacob and/or last name Johnson. The most American name there is. Primarily born into a strong bloodline and generational wealth.
by Stop The Bleed August 22, 2024
Anyone born with the name Jacob and/or the last name Johnson. The most American name there is. Usually from a strong bloodline and generational wealth.
by Stop The Bleed August 22, 2024
Goin' to a ball game and findin' out there's a Subway in the stadium, so you eat a sandwich in a ball game
by JEEFIN_TEETS February 22, 2018