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South Carolinian

NOUN
  1. a native or resident of South Carolina

How To Use South Carolinian In A Sentence

  • Phil's fans travel from near and far for a glimpse of the so-called seer of seers, fans like South Carolinians Richard and Joanne Hudson, who came face-to-face with Phil while driving through Pennsylvania. CNN Transcript Feb 2, 2002
  • I'm one South Carolinian who now wishes to hide from the rest of my nation for the leaders who can somehow still make the news. GOP congressman heckles Obama during health-care speech
  • The "plunderers," if such they may be called, were not the fiery South Carolinians who, under Kershaw, had so fearlessly and fiercely stormed and carried the Union breastworks at dawn. Reminiscences of the Civil War
  • Gowdy is striking a careful, humble tone, and whether that might be due to his unfamiliarity with the issues or his background as a federal and local prosecutor, it's clear that he has no intention of following his fellow South Carolinian, John L. McMillan D, who lorded over the city in the 1960s and '70s. Will House GOP revert to form on D.C.?
  • I don't think there is a regional favorite, although he's clearly a South Carolinian by birth.
  • I also smiled when I read "oleo", my mother in law is a born and bred south carolinian and all of her recipes have the word oleo. Texas sheet cake for a birthday | Homesick Texan
  • It was honor, and a true South Carolinian of the old stock would make any sacrifice, give or take life, to uphold his name unsullied or the honor of his family untarnished. History of Kershaw's Brigade
  • An South Carolinian inmate is suing Vick, and had some pretty damning evidence to back up his claims: Jonathan Lee Riches filed the handwritten complaint over "theft and abuse of my animals" on July 23 in the U.S. District Court in Richmond, Va. Archive 2007-08-01
  • Word verification: cessed - how South Carolinians spell what they did from the Union in 1861. Rookie Moves
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