Synonyms and Antonyms for american-indian-day
1. present-day (adj.)
belonging to the present time
2. American (n.)
a native or inhabitant of the United States
- Texan
- North Carolinian
- Southerner
- Kansan
- Yank
- Volunteer
- Virginian
- United States
- Nisei
- Oregonian
- Idahoan
- Floridian
- Utahan
- New Yorker
- Illinoisan
- Granite Stater
- Puerto Rican
- Badger
- Delawarian
- Afro-American
- South Carolinian
- the States
- Arizonan
- Kentuckian
- Coloradan
- Carolinian
- indweller
- Mainer
- Rhode Islander
- North Dakotan
- Hawaiian
- New Englander
- Georgian
- denizen
- Pennsylvanian
- Alabaman
- America
- U.S.
- Bostonian
- dweller
- Ohioan
- Garden Stater
- Northerner
- Wyomingite
- Hispanic American
- Bay Stater
- Arkansawyer
- New Jerseyan
- habitant
- US
- Alabamian
- Beaver
- Keystone Stater
- Yankee-Doodle
- Louisianian
- Arizonian
- Arkansan
- New Hampshirite
- West Virginian
- Michigander
- Louisianan
- Creole
- Tennessean
- Anglo-American
- African-American
- United States of America
- Hoosier
- Nebraskan
- Mississippian
- Missourian
- Hispanic
- Asian American
- Connecticuter
- Californian
- Wolverine
- Minnesotan
- Appalachian
- Gopher
- Buckeye
- Montanan
- Bluegrass Stater
- Yankee
- USA
- Iowan
- Wisconsinite
- Down Easter
- Tory
- Vermonter
- Delawarean
- African American
- Sooner
- German American
- Washingtonian
- Franco-American
- Indianan
- Black American
- Marylander
- Alaskan
- Spanish American
- Cornhusker
- inhabitant
- Nevadan
- Oklahoman
- U.S.A.
- New Mexican
- Tarheel
- New Jerseyite
- South Dakotan
3. American (n.)
the English language as used in the United States
4. Indian (n.)
a member of the race of people living in America when Europeans arrived
- Muskhogean
- Olmec
- Taracahitian
- Plains Indian
- Mayan
- Coeur d'Alene
- Aleutian
- Zapotec
- Salish
- Indian race
- Redskin
- Tlingit
- squaw
- Muskogean
- Athabaskan
- Esquimau
- American Indian
- red man
- Inuit
- sannup
- Red Indian
- Eskimo
- Pueblo
- Haida
- Paleo-American
- Hokan
- Wakashan
- Buffalo Indian
- Hoka
- Amerindian
- Chickasaw
- Athapascan
- Algonquin
- Zapotecan
- Injun
- Aleut
- Maya
- Athapaskan
- Algonquian
- Athabascan
- Iroquois
- Amerindian race
- Paleo-Indian
- Creek
- Paleo-Amerind
- Native American
- Shoshoni
- Nahuatl
- Penutian
- Anasazi
- Shoshone
5. day (n.)
time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
6. day (n.)
a day assigned to a particular purpose or observance
- Valentine's Day
- day of remembrance
- Flag Day
- washday
- holiday
- January 20
- June 14
- election day
- Valentine Day
- Allhallows Eve
- Father's Day
- First of May
- Patriot's Day
- May 1
- school day
- September 17
- January 19
- American Indian Day
- commencement day
- Inauguration Day
- Armed Forces Day
- ides
- anniversary
- March 17
- payday
- Lincoln's Birthday
- Groundhog Day
- June 23
- St Patrick's Day
- speech day
- Admission Day
- December 31
- Texas Independence Day
- Midsummer Eve
- market day
- leap day
- February 2
- wedding day
- Washington's Birthday
- red-letter day
- June 3
- calendar day
- polling day
- All Fools' day
- February 29
- Cinco de Mayo
- November 5
- April Fools'
- February 22
- Mother's Day
- New Year's Eve
- Jefferson Davis' Birthday
- Davis' Birthday
- Midsummer Night
- St Valentine's Day
- St John's Night
- Victory Day
- Robert E Lee Day
- February 14
- Halloween
- February 12
- Robert E Lee's Birthday
- April 14
- civil day
- Tet
- bissextile day
- May Day
- October 24
- Lee's Birthday
- washing day
- degree day
- saint's day
- March 2
- field day
- Walpurgis Night
- Citizenship Day
- Pan American Day
- April Fools' day
- Saint Patrick's Day
- Arbor Day
- United Nations Day
- Saint Valentine's Day
- V-day
- St John's Eve
- Hallowe'en
- rag day
7. day (n.)
some point or period in time
8. day (n.)
the time after sunrise and before sunset while it is light outside
9. day (n.)
the recurring hours when you are not sleeping (especially those when you are working)
10. day (n.)
an era of existence or influence
