statriotism
sta.tri.o.ti.sm (STAY-tree-ah-ti-sm)
-noun
Loyalty or devotion to a state; as expressed by a statriot.
-noun
Loyalty or devotion to a state; as expressed by a statriot.
statriotism by P, B, B, D & J May 4, 2007
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Statriotism
Victorians and New South Welshmen constantly bitch about one-another. It's statriotism at its finest.
South Australians really hate Victorians. They're SOOO statriotic!
Western Australians call the rest of the country 'The Eastern States'. If that's not statriotism, I don't know what is!
South Australians really hate Victorians. They're SOOO statriotic!
Western Australians call the rest of the country 'The Eastern States'. If that's not statriotism, I don't know what is!
Statriotism by Adzification January 14, 2011
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statriotism
A fierce sense of loyalty to one's home state, coined from "STATe" + "patRIOTISM"
This loyalty, such as that expressed by New Yorkers, Californians or (God forbid!) Texans, may even surpass one's love of nation.
This loyalty, such as that expressed by New Yorkers, Californians or (God forbid!) Texans, may even surpass one's love of nation.
New Yorkers showed fierce statriotism just after September 11th, especially through bearing the slogan "I (Heart) NY"
statriotism by Aquila January 14, 2005
statriotic
sta.tri.ot.ic (STAY-tree-o-tic)
-adjective
The quality of being loyal or devoted to a state; having the characteristics of a statriot.
-adjective
The quality of being loyal or devoted to a state; having the characteristics of a statriot.
statriotic by P, B, B, D & J May 4, 2007
statriotically
statriotically by P, B, B, D & J May 4, 2007
Statriotic
Showing great pride for the city or state one lives in, or at least constantly mentions it. And yes, much more than showing appreciation for the whole USA. The prime example for a city would be San Francisco, and the prime example for a state would be Rhode Island.
Today i saw a bunch of 16-year old white guys with saggin pants and backwards Giants (baseball) hats walking down the street shouting "SF is da hella legit shit, homiez!". They're very statriotic, but is that really a good reason to wave infinitely more rainbow flags than American flags?
Statriotic by M@77 J@M35 January 4, 2013
statriotic
The state of being loyal, even fiercely so, to the state in which you reside.
This may even surpass one's love of nation in favor of one's love of state.
The noun forms are statriot and statriotism.
This may even surpass one's love of nation in favor of one's love of state.
The noun forms are statriot and statriotism.
statriotic by Aquila January 14, 2005
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