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Utahan, n.|ˈjuːtɔːən, ˈjuːtɑːən|
Also Utahn.
[f. Utah the name of one of the United States + -an.]
A native or inhabitant of the state of Utah.
1855W. Whitman Leaves of Grass 58 Not only the free Utahan, Kansian, or Arkansian..not only the free Cuban..not merely the slave. 1922Nation (N.Y.) 28 June 767/1 Here one sees the Utahn in his native setting. 1948Utah Humanities Rev. Apr. 263 Some Utahns are sensitive lest some of their material be used to ridicule or misinterpret our pioneers. 1976National Observer (U.S.) 13 Nov. 3/2 They stressed that while Federal money no longer would be coming in to Utah, Utahans through Federal taxes would still be giving money to Uncle Sam. 1984Deseret (Utah) News (Mag.) 15 Jan. 2/2 Utahns who go to concerts love kids. 1991Toronto Star 17 Feb. b3 If you ask a person in Salt Lake City what he is, he won't say he's a Utahan. He'll say he's an American. |