Texiann.adj.
/ˈtɛksɪən/ Now rare.
A. n.
= Texan n. (See also quot. 1943.)
ΘΚΠ
the world > the earth > named regions of earth > America > North America > [adjective] > U.S.A. > specific states or regions > others
Carolinian1705
Georgian1740
Missourian1761
Alaskian1788
Vermontese1798
Alaskan1807
Michigan1814
Russo-American1814
Illinoian1818
Mississippian1819
Middle Atlantic1826
New Mexican1834
Louisianian1835
Texian1835
Oregonian1850
Texan1852
Nebraskan1853
Tennessean1853
Ozark1856
Dakotan1874
Kansan1894
Ozarkian1906
Tex-Mex1949
Texican1982
the world > people > nations > native or inhabitant of America > native or inhabitant of North America > native or inhabitant of U.S.A. > [noun] > specific state > states
Marylander1640
Rhode Islander1665
Jerseyman1679
Pennsylvanian1685
Carolinian1705
Georgian1732
Marylandian1750
Jersey blue1758
Californian1762
Louisianian1775
Mississippian1775
Acadian1776
Vermonteer1778
Kentuckian1779
Vermontese1783
Indianian1784
Cohee1786
Kentuck1789
Virginian1797
Michiganian1813
Michigan1814
Tennessean1815
Ohioan1818
Illinoian1819
Ohian1819
Missourian1820
buckeye1823
Vermonter1825
Hoosier1826
red horse1833
sucker1833
wolverine1833
puke1834
corn-cracker1835
Texian1835
Alaskan1836
Texan1837
Michigander1838
Oregonian1838
Rackensack1839
Arkansian1844
badger1844
Bay Stater1845
Lone Star Stater1845
Oregonese1845
tar-boiler1845
weasel1845
web foot1845
Alabaman1846
Iowanc1848
Arkansan1851
Minnesotian1851
Washingtonian1852
Minnesotan1854
Nebraskan1854
Kansian1855
Utahan1855
Floridan1856
fly-up-the-creek1857
Dakotian1861
Coloradan1862
Coloradian1862
Texican1863
Coloradoan1864
tarheel1864
Cajun1868
Kansan1868
Montanian1869
Floridian1870
mudcat1872
New Jerseyan1872
Arkansawyer1874
longhorn1876
Mainer1879
New Jerseyite1885
prune picker1892
Hawaiian1893
Oklahoman1894
Tex1909
blue hen's chicken1921
Tejano1925
Geechee1926
Arkie1927
sooner1930
wyomingite1930
New Mexican1940
Okie1948
1835 Franklin Repository (Chambersburg, Pa.) 8 Dec. 1/6 Volunteers are moving from almost every section of the west to the assistance of the Texians.
1837 Chambers's Edinb. Jrnl. 22 Apr. 102/1 The Texians might have a decent excuse to seek their independence.
1843 Illustr. London News 11 Mar. 164/3 The eruption of the party of Texians into Mexico.
1943 Sat. Evening Post 11 Sept. 61 Texians are the old rock; Texans, a term which came into use only after the Civil War, are those out of the old rock; the people who live in Texas are those who are wearing the old rock away.
1973 R. D. Symons Where Wagon Led i. vii. 114 All cow people like the Hesters and other Texas folk (or as they said, ‘Texians’).
B. adj.
= Texan adj.
ΚΠ
1836 D. B. Edward Hist. Texas 45 The Texian farmer of the Gulf coast.
1836 D. B. Edward Hist. Texas 74 [It] adds to the variety of a Texian landscape.
1845 (title) Journal of the Texian Expedition against Mier.
1955 W. Foster-Harris Look of Old West v. 125 The value of the Texian dollar was then descending rapidly and reached an ultimate low of around 2 cents.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online September 2018).
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n.adj.1835