A native or inhabitant of the state of Maryland. Also (occasionally): something typical of Maryland.

A native or inhabitant of the State of Rhode Island.

A native or inhabitant of New Jersey, U.S.A.

A native or inhabitant of Pennsylvania.

Belonging to one or both of the Carolinas in U.S. Also n.

A native or inhabitant of Georgia, a Southern state of the United States.

= Marylander, n.

(a) a colonial New Jersey soldier (so called from his blue uniform); (b) a native or inhabitant of New Jersey; (c) a breed of chicken.

A native or inhabitant of California.

A native or inhabitant of Louisiana.

Originally: an inhabitant of the Mississippi valley region of the southern United States or of the Mississippi Territory. Now: a native or inhabitant…

A Louisianan descended from inhabitants of Acadia expelled in 1755.

= Vermonter, n.

A native or inhabitant of Kentucky.

= Vermonter, n. Also collective.

= Indianan, n.

An inhabitant of the mountainous regions of western Virginia (including present-day West Virginia), being typically of Irish, Scottish, or German…

= Kentuckian, adj. n.

A white settler in Virginia; a native or inhabitant of the modern State of Virginia.

A native or inhabitant of the state of Michigan; = Michigander, n.

A native or inhabitant of Michigan; = Michigander, n. Obsolete.

A native or inhabitant of Tennessee.

A native or inhabitant of the state of Ohio.

A native or inhabitant of the U.S. state of Illinois.

= Ohioan, n.

A native or inhabitant of the territory or (after 1821) state of Missouri in the United States.

A native of Ohio, the ‘Buckeye State’, in which the Æsculus glabra abounds. colloquial.

A native or inhabitant of the State of Vermont.

A nickname for: a native or inhabitant of the state of Indiana.

U.S. A nickname for: a native of Kentucky. Now rare (historical in later use).

U.S. An inhabitant of the state of Illinois.

A nickname for an inhabitant of Michigan. So Wolverine State, Michigan.

U.S. slang. Also with capital initial. A native or inhabitant of Missouri. Usually derogatory. Now chiefly historical.

U.S. A contemptuous name for a ‘poor white’ in the Southern States (? from his subsisting on corn or maize); a ‘cracker’. Also, a native of Kentucky.

= Texan, n. (See also quot. 1943.)

A native or inhabitant of Alaska. Also with modifying word.

A person or animal native to or inhabiting Texas.

A native or inhabitant of the state of Michigan. Cf. Michiganian, n.

A native or inhabitant of Oregon.

The state of Arkansas. Also: a native or inhabitant of Arkansas.

= Arkansan, n.

U.S. colloquial. A native or inhabitant of Wisconsin.

popular name in U.S. for the State of Massachusetts, originally the Colony of Massachusetts Bay; hence Bay Stater.

lone star, the single star on the state flag of Texas, hence called the Lone Star State. Also Lone Star Stater, a Texan.

With plural agreement. The inhabitants of Oregon collectively; Oregonians. Also as adj.

(a) a boiler used for tar; †(b) U.S. slang = tarheel, n. (obsolete).

U.S. A nickname for a native of South Carolina.

An inhabitant of a wet or marshy region. Chiefly as one word or with hyphen. A native or inhabitant of the state of Oregon.

A native or inhabitant of the state of Alabama; = Alabamian, n. 2.

A native or inhabitant of Iowa.

A native or inhabitant of Arkansas.

= Minnesotan, n.

An inhabitant of Washington, D.C., or of the state of Washington.

A native or inhabitant of Minnesota.

A native or inhabitant of Nebraska.

= Kansan, n.

A native or inhabitant of the state of Utah.

= Floridian, n. adj.

A popular name of the small green heron, Butorides virescens. Hence used as a nickname for an inhabitant of Florida.

A native or inhabitant of the Dakota Territory, or (later) of the states of North or South Dakota; = Dakotan, n.

A native or inhabitant of Colorado.

= Coloradan, n.

= Texan, n. (sometimes used more narrowly).

= Coloradan, n.

A nickname for a native or inhabitant of North Carolina, in allusion to tar as a principal product of that State. Also attributive.

= Acadian, n.

A native or inhabitant of the State of Kansas; = Kansian, n.

= Montanan, n.

A native or inhabitant of Florida.

An inhabitant of Mississippi. Cf. Mudcat State n. at compounds.

A native or inhabitant of New Jersey.

= Arkansan, n.

U.S. slang. A Texan. Also: an experienced or hardy cattle rancher or cowboy.

A native or inhabitant of the State of Maine.

= New Jerseyan, n.

(a) a person who picks prunes; (b) U.S. colloquial a Californian.

A native or inhabitant of Hawaii.

A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma.

(A nickname for) a Texan.

In phrase blue hen's chicken (also chick). A nickname for: a soldier from Delaware (frequently in plural with the, as the nickname of a particular…

A native or inhabitant of Texas, esp. one of Mexican stock; a Texan.

(See quot. 1934.) Also: a derogatory term for a black person of the southern United States. Cf. Gullah, n.

A native or inhabitant of Arkansas, an Arkansan; spec. one made homeless during the Great Depression and forced to seek employment elsewhere…

One who acts prematurely; esp. one who endeavoured to get into Government territory in the West before the time appointed for its settlement…

With capital initial. A native or inhabitant of Wyoming.

A native or inhabitant of New Mexico.

A native or inhabitant of Oklahoma, an Oklahoman; spec. one made homeless during the Great Depression and forced to seek employment elsewhere, esp…