stateside

In the United States. If used by an American, the term generally sounds affected, designed to imply that the speaker/writer is a world traveler or an expatriate.

"It feels so weird being stateside again", sighed the student returning from her junior year abroad.

by jaqua May 6, 2006

stateside

Refers to the United States side of the border.

I'm headed stateside this weekend so I can get my ass SHOT!

by GeeBee November 5, 2003

stateside kill

A term coined by military veterans, used in conjunction with the delivery of a "sick burn" or excellent insult. What some people would refer to as "shots fired."

"...and that's why you're still fat."

(Spectator laughter)
"STATESIDE KILL!"
(High fives for entourage)

by Deadpool the Murder Guy May 30, 2017

statesism

The act of stereotyping another state.

If you say all Wisconsinites are farmers, that is considered statesism.

by JustinBG February 17, 2015

state side

In the U.S. usually used when talking to someone who travels between the U.S. and other parts of the world

Person one; yeah I'm going state side this fall for college

by -inster text here- August 18, 2010

Statesider

Somebody from the United States. Derived from the term 'stateside' which means 'in the US'.

In Caracas we met up with a couple of Statesiders.

by zloiq July 20, 2011

Statesmen

n.

1. A man who is a leader in national or international affairs.
2. A male political leader regarded as a disinterested promoter of the public good.
3. A man who is a respected leader in a given field:

“a mature statesmen of American letters” (Toby Thompson).

by Alexandra* September 20, 2005