United Statesican
Hey you beaner! You’re not no beaner nomore. Now, you are an U-Knight-Ed States-I-Can; get it? United Statesican shut up!
United Statesican by Mr. Sleepy Creep July 20, 2022
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United Statesian
United Statesian by Sleepy Creep July 1, 2022
United Statesian
Noun, adjective. The national name for the citizens of the United States of America. Not American, which means from America, the continent
Luca: Ezekiel, what think you about the United Statesian Occupation in Iraq?
Ezekiel: Mmmm... easy to say. A big split-up by an avaricious and selfish man, thus, George W. Bush.
Ezekiel: Have you heard of the party at Fatima's house?
Luca: No... was there one?
Ezekiel: Yes! it was full of United Statesians, Canadians and Brazilians.
Ezekiel: Mmmm... easy to say. A big split-up by an avaricious and selfish man, thus, George W. Bush.
Ezekiel: Have you heard of the party at Fatima's house?
Luca: No... was there one?
Ezekiel: Yes! it was full of United Statesians, Canadians and Brazilians.
United Statesian by Ezechiel January 18, 2007
United Statesman
a citizen of the USA. The feminine form is United Stateswoman. Likewise, United Statesmanship is US citizenship.
United Statesman by uttam maharjan May 6, 2011
United Statesian
An incorrect term applied to citizens of the United States of America generally out of anger that they would presume to call themselves Americans. The politically correct term would be United States Citizen. The proliferation of the term American (often by members of other North and South American nations) to refer to such people has made it appropriate to do so.
United Statesian by The_Anonomouse August 20, 2009
United Statesian
A phrase used to disambiguate between people living in the United States and people living in the continents of North or South America, since "American" can refer to either group of people.
When talking to people who have this phrase in their vocabulary, "United Statesian" always refers to only people living in the United States, while "American" always refers to people living anywhere in North or South America.
When talking to people who have this phrase in their vocabulary, "United Statesian" always refers to only people living in the United States, while "American" always refers to people living anywhere in North or South America.
Jack: Dude, Americans are so fucking stupid.
José: Wtf dude
Jack: Sorry, I meant United Statesians.
José: Oh okay :)
José: Wtf dude
Jack: Sorry, I meant United Statesians.
José: Oh okay :)
United Statesian by jubjubjubjub October 1, 2021
United Statesian
United Statesian by Koelen February 27, 2022
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