Blue Neck

Not to be confused with a blue collar, it is a cousin of the red neck. The only diferance is that the are from the Ohio/Indiana/Kentucky area and raise horses.

My uncle is such a blue neck! He brought his stock trailer to my dads wedding!!

by TOMDARAK May 5, 2020

Blue Neck

A person, usually a woman, hailing from the Northeast United States who carries herself with class and dignity - as opposed to Southeastern Red Neck women who more often than not present themselves as trashy, uneducated and whorish.

"Becky understands what boundaries are and never lets herself come off as trashy or uneducated, she makes me proud to a Blue Neck!"

"I wouldn't be caught dead flirting with another woman's husband over the internet! I'm a Blue Neck!"

by Vixxxxie January 12, 2010

Red (neck), White (trash) and Blue (collar)

patriotic United Statesians who persistly sacrifice themselves and their families on the altar of right wing ideology

Red (neck), White (trash) and Blue (collar) -- people who elect Republicans to ruin their lives.

by Figleaf23 January 2, 2009

black and blue necktie

A hickey.

He left quite a black and blue necktie on that little cutie.

by Stan B. January 16, 2003

Blueneck

A person who fits all of the stereotypes of being a redneck, but has the political views and mannerisms of a liberal/democrat/leftist

Wow, Buck is such a redneck!

Yeah, but he voted for Obama twice and voted for Biden a couple of years ago.

Then maybe he's a BLUENECK!

by ItsPrettyComplicated July 19, 2022

Blueneck

Similar to a redneck, bluenecks are a bunch of white trash, crazy country folk with a large distaste for the viewings of normal society. Bluenecks however, hold leftwing/liberal values rather than rightwing/conservative ones. Hence the blue in blueneck.

“How about we head up to Washington?”

“Nah man, I heard that place is full of bluenecks!”

by Coronapple October 14, 2019

blueneck

A redneck who votes Democrat. May be a Dixiecrat in the tradition of Harry Truman or Lyndon Johnson, who did not abandon his roots and become a Republican in the 1980s. For example, U.S. Rep. Dan Boren (D-Oklahoma). Often fiscally conservative, pro-military, pro-states' rights, pro-family values, yet supportive of civil liberties and some limited form of government assistance for the truly needy.

That guy has a Hillary Clinton sticker and a NASCAR sticker on his truck? Must be a blueneck.

by ElOjo August 22, 2007