norteamericano
/ˌnɔːteɪəmɛrɪˈkɑːnəʊ/noun
In Latin American or Spanish contexts: a citizen or inhabitant of North America, especially the U.S.; a North American.
adjective
In Latin American or Spanish contexts: of or relating to North America, especially the U.S.; North American.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Southern Literary Messenger. From Spanish norteamericano (although this is first attested slightly later: 1847 or earlier) from norte + americano, probably after North American. In some instances from Portuguese norteamericano from norte + americano, probably after Spanish norteamericano.
- well-foundedness
- well-framed
- well-freckled
- well-freighted
- well-frequented
- well-fruited
- well-furnished
- well-furred
- well-gaited
- well-garnished
- well-geared
- well gifted
- well-girse
- well-girt
- well-given
- well-glossed
- well-gloved
- well-god
- well-going
- well-gotten
- well-governed
- well-governing
- well-gowned
- well-graced
- well graded