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1. Anglo-American
noun.
An
American
who
was
born
in
Britain
or
one
whose
ancestors
were
British.
Synonyms
American
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2. American
noun.
A
native
or
inhabitant
of
the
United
States.
Synonyms
Wolverine
Marylander
Louisianan
Volunteer
Coloradan
Mainer
Hispanic
Badger
Southerner
Nevadan
denizen
Bluegrass Stater
Alabamian
United States
United States of America
Anglo-American
Kansan
Arkansawyer
West Virginian
Floridian
Asian American
New Jerseyite
Beaver
Alabaman
Minnesotan
Cornhusker
Georgian
Afro-American
Californian
Tory
Oregonian
Arizonan
Kentuckian
New Hampshirite
South Dakotan
Iowan
USA
Black American
U.S.
Bostonian
Mississippian
New Englander
Virginian
habitant
Rhode Islander
Down Easter
Delawarean
Oklahoman
Sooner
Spanish American
Missourian
Michigander
Nisei
Wyomingite
Pennsylvanian
Yank
indweller
Yankee-Doodle
New Yorker
Texan
African-American
Connecticuter
Creole
Granite Stater
Keystone Stater
Buckeye
Montanan
Hoosier
America
Bay Stater
Yankee
South Carolinian
North Dakotan
Washingtonian
North Carolinian
New Mexican
Vermonter
Hawaiian
Northerner
German American
Ohioan
Idahoan
Utahan
Gopher
Illinoisan
Appalachian
inhabitant
U.S.A.
Tennessean
Arkansan
the States
Hispanic American
New Jerseyan
Wisconsinite
US
African American
Arizonian
dweller
Louisianian
Carolinian
Delawarian
Indianan
Nebraskan
Puerto Rican
Franco-American
Alaskan
Tarheel
Garden Stater
Etymology
American (English)
-an (English)
-anus (Latin)
America (English)
Americus (English)
3. football
noun.
(ˈfʊtˌbɔl)
Any
of
various
games
played
with
a
ball
(round
or
oval)
in
which
two
teams
try
to
kick
or
carry
or
propel
the
ball
into
each
other's
goal.
Synonyms
American football
soccer
rugger
American football game
rugby
half
association football
rugby football
contact sport
professional football
field game
football game
Antonyms
complete
whole
unwind
4. football
noun.
(ˈfʊtˌbɔl)
The
inflated
oblong
ball
used
in
playing
American
football.
Synonyms
bladder
ball
5. American
noun.
The
English
language
as
used
in
the
United
States.
Synonyms
English
American English
African American Vernacular English
Black English Vernacular
Black Vernacular English
Ebonics
English language
Black English
Black Vernacular
African American English
AAVE
American language
Antonyms
nonresident
white
inactivation
southern
natural language
Etymology
American (English)
-an (English)
-anus (Latin)
America (English)
Americus (English)
6. game
noun.
(ˈgeɪm)
A
contest
with
rules
to
determine
a
winner.
Synonyms
activity
bowling
athletic game
cards
pall-mall
zero-sum game
game of chance
gambling game
parlor game
curling
parlour game
child's game
card game
table game
Antonyms
inactivity
peristalsis
anastalsis
inactiveness
dormant
Etymology
game (English)
game (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. game
noun.
(ˈgeɪm)
A
single
play
of
a
sport
or
other
contest.
Synonyms
exhibition game
away game
contest
competition
practice game
road game
nightcap
double feature
playoff game
doubleheader
home game
cup tie
twin bill
Antonyms
away game
home game
inaction
passive
active
Etymology
game (English)
game (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. game
noun.
(ˈgeɪm)
An
amusement
or
pastime.
Synonyms
ring-a-rosy
hare and hounds
catch
ring-around-a-rosy
video game
ducks and drakes
recreation
treasure hunt
diversion
computer game
paper chase
pinball
mind game
ring-around-the-rosy
pinball game
party game
prisoner's base
guessing game
Antonyms
discontinuation
discontinuance
activation
sink
source
Etymology
game (English)
game (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. game
noun.
(ˈgeɪm)
Animal
hunted
for
food
or
sport.
Synonyms
big game
game bird
creature
beast
brute
fauna
animate being
animal
Antonyms
stay in place
forward
veer
ahead
current
Etymology
game (English)
game (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. game
adjective.
(ˈgeɪm)
Disabled
in
the
feet
or
legs.
Synonyms
gimpy
halting
unfit
crippled
halt
lame
Antonyms
fit
juvenile
rush
stay
assembly
Etymology
game (English)
game (Middle English (1100-1500))
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