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Hoosierism

1. The belief in the Indiana University sports teams. This is pretty much school pride. However, the Gods of Hoosierism are the varsity players.

Holidays:

Jan 1st-A relaxful day, no one does any work at all.

Homecoming Football Game Day-Hoosierists fill the stadium cheering on the IU football team.

March Madness Bracket Selection Show Day-A very festive day especially if the IU basketball teams did well that year. If the men's and/or women's teams get selected to play in the 65 team tournament, this special day becomes National Hoosier day. Lots of partying ensues.

Places of Worship:
The Indiana University Basketball Gym and Football Field
Setting: Idaho

Person A: Did you see that man dressed in all Indiana clothing?? He must be a Hoosierist!!
Person B: What's a Hoosiersist?
Person A: One who believes in Hoosierism.
Hoosierism by INDIANA UNIVERSITY January 9, 2008
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the hoosiers 

an amazing indie pop/rock band from england. They have the ability to write songs about both sorrow and joy, something not often found in most of today's music. weither it be "Everything goes dark" or "Worst Case Scenerio" they know how to ensare the senses to make you feel the emotion in each beat. they hardly get the talent they deserve. if anyone is interested in underground alternative rock with pop and electronic influences, then listen to The Hoosiers!
person 1:"Hey what song is that? it sounds so catchy!"

person 2:"its Choices by The Hoosiers!"
the hoosiers by The Gentleman Thief December 1, 2010

The Hoosiers 

The Hoosiers are an Anglo-Swedish indie/pop/rock band hailing from Reading, Stockholm and Exeter who make feel-good tracks that aren't just about love like most artists nowadays. They choose different life situations, team them up with catchy beats and a quirky video. They are most famous for 'Goodbye Mr A' and 'Worried About Ray'. They have two albums out and are currently working on their third.
'What's that song? I keep hearing it everywhere!'
'It's Goodbye Mr A, by The Hoosiers!'
'Oh yeah! I remember now!'
The Hoosiers by akaspiderray December 6, 2012

Hookerism 

the act of being a hooker; practicing acts of prostitution
Stacy continually practices hookerism.
Hookerism by Samo March 14, 2005

Hoodieism 

The religion of wearing hoodies whenever you're capable of it, You also must wear the hood at all times.
***In class

Teacher: Take off your hoodie

You: doesn't take off hoodie

*Teacher sends you to the principles office
principle: Why aren't you taking your hood off?

You: I follow the religion of hoodieism

- Can't get in trouble cuz it's your religion

Kroger Hoosiers 

People who claimed themselves to be huge fans of Indiana University Bloomington, albeit never attend the University itself, and got their IU merchandise from their local Kroger. This is similar to Walmart Wolverines.
See those tailgaters around 17th Street? Well, I believe some of them are Kroger Hoosiers
Kroger Hoosiers by McValimoMadness December 27, 2017

Hoosiers 

People who live in the state of Indiana, also there's a lotto called Hoosier Lotto.
Hoosiers are people who live in Indianna

Those people are Hoosiers
Hoosiers by Yllarius May 14, 2008
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