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americide 

Pronunciation: uh-mer-i-sahyd

-Verb
1. To kill an American citizen.
2. To invade another country with no reason and subvert the local government through the means of fast-food chain restaurants and Coca-Cola.
You are guilty of committing americide in the third-degree for executing this man from New York.

You are guilty of committing americide in the second-degree for allowing Coca-Cola to flourish in the Middle East.
americide by Byronasaurus May 15, 2008
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Americide 

When a large group of people that were born in the United States or legally American citizens are killed in some way. For example, during bombings, terrorist attacks, school shootings, etc.
Person A: "Dude, did you hear about the school shooting in Virginia?"
Person B: "Yeah, it was a huge Americide!"
Americide by Signmanstrr April 18, 2018

americium 

Element 95 in the periodic table of elements. It was discovered in 1944. It was named after The Americas. (North America and South America)
Americium readily reacts with oxygen and dissolves well in acids.
americium by praseodymium38 December 8, 2016

Americle 

Donald Trump didn't become President, it's an Americle!

I managed to get the last batch of burgers, it's an Americle!
Americle by Bananacondastasia October 11, 2015

African-Americaned Out 

The act of blacking out while being over the top politically correct. First use of phrase used by comedian Zach Galifianakis.
"I got real drunk last night and African-Americaned Out."

Americindian 

A person of native American descent. Used by those who are tired of saying things like 'native Americans,' but don't want to seem racist by saying terms like 'injuns' and 'alcoholics.'
The Americindians inhabited all of North America before Columbus came. Then he introduced beer and gambling.
Americindian by Teh Mudkipzz January 28, 2011

americore 

Americore is an unofficial subgenre of electronic or trap music, often sampling or remixing American folk and war music.
"One of my favorite songs from way back when is "Praise the Lord, and Pass the Ammunition.""
"Have you heard the americore remix? Shit goes."
americore by azarerm April 11, 2022
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