United Statian

plural United Statians · alternative Unitedstatian · alternative United-Statian

1. nonstandardrareA native or inhabitant of the United States.

   I started calling myself a “United Statian,” because calling myself an “American” seemed presumptuous, since everybody else from every other country in our hemisphere is American, too.

   2006, Mark Pearson, Martin Westerman, Spain from a Backpack, page 17

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   What Darcy did is [...] history for the Australian topped up to George, -hook hands with our United Statian and biffed, banged and roughed heads, shoulders and elbows for 20 long rounds to a draw.

   1919 December 22, “Greek Kayo King And Chip Battle”, in New Castle News, page 18; republished as Newspaper Archives Pennsylvania, United States, 2024

   Mme de Réan-Fichini [...] published her treatise, On Contraceptive Devices, in Kapuskan patois (to spare the blushes of Estonians and United Statians; while instructing hardier fellow-workers in her chosen field).

   1969, Vladimir Nabokov, Ada or Ardor, Penguin, published 2011, page 103

   Synonyms: American, Statesider, Americunt, Ameritard, Seppo, septic, United Statesian, Usanian

comparative more United Statian · superlative most United Statian · alternative Unitedstatian · alternative United-Statian

1. nonstandardrareOf, from or relating to the United States.

   Bilingual/ bicultural students do not fit easily into the prevailing United Statian racial categories.

   2010, Lourdes Diaz Soto et al., Teaching Bilingual/Bicultural Children, page 71

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   All the boasted mountain scenery, from the New Hampshire “Notch” to far-famed “Lookout,” where the historic “Battle above the Clouds” never took place, would look like ant-hills and pig-troughs in any hundred miles of the Utah and Colorado Rockies — the only Real Wonderland, with the “R. W.” blown in the glass, of the United-Statian part of the new world.

   1895, Peter Donan, “A wonderful tour” (chapter X), in Utah: a peep into a mountain-walled treasury of the gods, Buffalo: Matthews-Northrup Co., page 78

   Often, education in the US tends to be technocratic and anti-intellectual. United Statian students are not typically prepared, that is, prepared to accept the responsibility of becoming global citizens...

   2004, Matthew Clay Bronson, Writing passage: Academic literacy socialization among ESL graduate students, a multiple case study, Davis: University of California, page 191

   As Patterson asserts about the team, which includes an archaeology school primarily for United Statian and British students, Carriacou is an attractive place to conduct research ...

   2014, Carla Guerrón Montero, “Tourism, cultural heritage and regional identities in the Isle of Spice”, in Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, →DOI, pages 1–21

   The aptitude of current teachers [...] declarative level of pluralism, and their attitudes or actual behaviours; or the United Statian challenges of growing re-segregation, inequality in school funding, and childhood poverty rates with increases of more than 50% since the 1970s.

   2020, Lasso-Rodriguez, G., & Gil-Herrera, R., “Training the Teachers with Assistance of Robotic Process Automation”, in INTED2020 Proceedings, →DOI, pages 8714–8720