U.S. A contemptuous name given in southern States of North America to the ‘poor whites’; whence, familiarly, to the native whites of Georgia and…
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释义 | the world > people > ethnicities > division of mankind by physical characteristics > white person > [noun] > poor white person (20) cracker1766 U.S. A contemptuous name given in southern States of North America to the ‘poor whites’; whence, familiarly, to the native whites of Georgia and… poor white1781 An impoverished white person of low social status, esp. when regarded as uneducated or uncultured. Also with plural agreement: such people… dirt-eater1802 One who eats dirt: see dirt-eating, n.; spec. one of a class of ‘poor whites’ in some parts of the southern United States; = clay-eater n. at clay, n.… sand-hiller1848 one of a class of ‘poor whites’ living in the pine-woods that cover the sandy hills of Georgia and South Carolina. piney-woods cracker1872 a poor white person in the southern United States. piney-wood tacky1888 (a) a pony of inferior breed or small size; (b) = piney-woods cracker n.. tacky1888 A poor white of the Southern States from Virginia to Georgia. peck1924 = peckerwood, n. 2. peckerwood1928 slang (esp. in African-American usage). depreciative. A white person, esp. a white person regarded as poor, rustic, or unsophisticated; = peck, n.4 trailer trash1943 a poor, lower-class white person typified as living in a mobile home; such persons collectively; (also, in extended use) any person or persons… pecker1966 U.S. slang (depreciative). Short for peckerwood, n. 2. Subcategories:— collectively (9) |
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