hyphenismn.
/ˈhʌɪfənɪz(ə)m/ U.S.
The state of being a hyphenated American; the attitude or conduct involved or implied by this.
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hyphenism1930
1930 P. W. Slosson Great Crusade (1931) xi. 288 The years..so marked by hyphenism and the echoes of Old World feuds.
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n.1930- to call a person out of his or her name
- to call a person pisher
- to call a person to his or her feet
- to call a person to his or her legs
- to call a person to stress
- to call a person to the colours
- to call a person unto the law
- to call a person's name
- to call a person's name something specified
- to call a pikestaff a pikestaff
- to call a spade a bloody shovel
- to call a spade a shovel
- to call a spade a spade
- to call a thing one's own
- to call a thing out of its name
- to call absence
- to call after
- to call again
- to call all to naught
- to call all to nought
- to call also for moose
- to call an actor before the curtain
- to call attention to
- to call away
- to call back