Definition of Hoosier in English:

Hoosier

noun ˈhuːʒ(ɪ)əˈhuʒər

North American

A native or inhabitant of the state of Indiana, US.
Example sentencesExamples
- The state's project in this case is called Energize Indiana, its aim, to help unemployed Hoosiers find work.
- Grandma is much like Ethan Edwards in her attitudes, denigrating everyone who isn't a Jayhawker, including Hoosiers, Missourians, and Indians.
- She lopped a year off his age to make him seem even more prodigious to credulous Hoosiers.
- Born William Bailey on February 6, 1962 in Lafayette, Indiana, our Hoosier hero Axl Rose turns 42 today.
- In 2004, 60 percent of Hoosiers surveyed supported extending at least some rights to same-sex couples.
- On Saturday, the Hoosiers play Xavier in Indianapolis.
- He may not work here in Indiana anymore, but he'll always be a Hoosier hero.
- Within southern Indiana, the Hoosier National Forest was created in 1951.
- The Hoosiers got off to a 4-1 start in the Big Ten.
- Bird, a native Hoosier from French Lick, Ind., had a basketball career that placed him in the Hall of Fame in October of 1998.
- He is a native Hoosier firmly settled in Indy's suburbs.
- The post above has been revised to correct the error, and I apologize to any offended Hoosiers or Californians.
- Daniels argued that all the missed conference calls and late deliveries - due to outsiders confused by Indiana's unique time warp - were costing Hoosiers money.
- No offense meant to any Hoosiers or racing fans (both of whom I like), but shouldn't our money be a little more dignified?
- We assume he will have fun telling that to the 160,000 unemployed Hoosiers.
- Many in the media have been stirring for a change since December, but the Hoosiers finished fourth in the BigTen with a 10-6 record.
- Gay and lesbian Hoosiers made historic progress in the 2003 in the Indiana general assembly, where I work.
- And don't forget that the Hoosiers have the John Mellencamp Pavilion, an excellent indoor athletic facility.
- They're all Hoosiers like myself, raised in Indiana.
- A Hoosier informs me it is properly Indiana University, not University of Indiana.

Origin

Early 19th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of Hoosier in US English:

Hoosier

nounˈho͞oZHərˈhuʒər

North American

A native or inhabitant of Indiana.
Example sentencesExamples
- Daniels argued that all the missed conference calls and late deliveries - due to outsiders confused by Indiana's unique time warp - were costing Hoosiers money.
- Within southern Indiana, the Hoosier National Forest was created in 1951.
- And don't forget that the Hoosiers have the John Mellencamp Pavilion, an excellent indoor athletic facility.
- The state's project in this case is called Energize Indiana, its aim, to help unemployed Hoosiers find work.
- She lopped a year off his age to make him seem even more prodigious to credulous Hoosiers.
- No offense meant to any Hoosiers or racing fans (both of whom I like), but shouldn't our money be a little more dignified?
- He is a native Hoosier firmly settled in Indy's suburbs.
- Grandma is much like Ethan Edwards in her attitudes, denigrating everyone who isn't a Jayhawker, including Hoosiers, Missourians, and Indians.
- On Saturday, the Hoosiers play Xavier in Indianapolis.
- The Hoosiers got off to a 4-1 start in the Big Ten.
- Many in the media have been stirring for a change since December, but the Hoosiers finished fourth in the BigTen with a 10-6 record.
- In 2004, 60 percent of Hoosiers surveyed supported extending at least some rights to same-sex couples.
- A Hoosier informs me it is properly Indiana University, not University of Indiana.
- Gay and lesbian Hoosiers made historic progress in the 2003 in the Indiana general assembly, where I work.
- Born William Bailey on February 6, 1962 in Lafayette, Indiana, our Hoosier hero Axl Rose turns 42 today.
- They're all Hoosiers like myself, raised in Indiana.
- The post above has been revised to correct the error, and I apologize to any offended Hoosiers or Californians.
- We assume he will have fun telling that to the 160,000 unemployed Hoosiers.
- Bird, a native Hoosier from French Lick, Ind., had a basketball career that placed him in the Hall of Fame in October of 1998.
- He may not work here in Indiana anymore, but he'll always be a Hoosier hero.

Origin

Early 19th century: of unknown origin.

单词	Hoosier
释义	Definition of Hoosier in English: Hoosier noun ˈhuːʒ(ɪ)əˈhuʒər North American A native or inhabitant of the state of Indiana, US. Example sentencesExamples The state's project in this case is called Energize Indiana, its aim, to help unemployed Hoosiers find work. Grandma is much like Ethan Edwards in her attitudes, denigrating everyone who isn't a Jayhawker, including Hoosiers, Missourians, and Indians. She lopped a year off his age to make him seem even more prodigious to credulous Hoosiers. Born William Bailey on February 6, 1962 in Lafayette, Indiana, our Hoosier hero Axl Rose turns 42 today. In 2004, 60 percent of Hoosiers surveyed supported extending at least some rights to same-sex couples. On Saturday, the Hoosiers play Xavier in Indianapolis. He may not work here in Indiana anymore, but he'll always be a Hoosier hero. Within southern Indiana, the Hoosier National Forest was created in 1951. The Hoosiers got off to a 4-1 start in the Big Ten. Bird, a native Hoosier from French Lick, Ind., had a basketball career that placed him in the Hall of Fame in October of 1998. He is a native Hoosier firmly settled in Indy's suburbs. The post above has been revised to correct the error, and I apologize to any offended Hoosiers or Californians. Daniels argued that all the missed conference calls and late deliveries - due to outsiders confused by Indiana's unique time warp - were costing Hoosiers money. No offense meant to any Hoosiers or racing fans (both of whom I like), but shouldn't our money be a little more dignified? We assume he will have fun telling that to the 160,000 unemployed Hoosiers. Many in the media have been stirring for a change since December, but the Hoosiers finished fourth in the BigTen with a 10-6 record. Gay and lesbian Hoosiers made historic progress in the 2003 in the Indiana general assembly, where I work. And don't forget that the Hoosiers have the John Mellencamp Pavilion, an excellent indoor athletic facility. They're all Hoosiers like myself, raised in Indiana. A Hoosier informs me it is properly Indiana University, not University of Indiana. Origin Early 19th century: of unknown origin. Definition of Hoosier in US English: Hoosier nounˈho͞oZHərˈhuʒər North American A native or inhabitant of Indiana. Example sentencesExamples Daniels argued that all the missed conference calls and late deliveries - due to outsiders confused by Indiana's unique time warp - were costing Hoosiers money. Within southern Indiana, the Hoosier National Forest was created in 1951. And don't forget that the Hoosiers have the John Mellencamp Pavilion, an excellent indoor athletic facility. The state's project in this case is called Energize Indiana, its aim, to help unemployed Hoosiers find work. She lopped a year off his age to make him seem even more prodigious to credulous Hoosiers. No offense meant to any Hoosiers or racing fans (both of whom I like), but shouldn't our money be a little more dignified? He is a native Hoosier firmly settled in Indy's suburbs. Grandma is much like Ethan Edwards in her attitudes, denigrating everyone who isn't a Jayhawker, including Hoosiers, Missourians, and Indians. On Saturday, the Hoosiers play Xavier in Indianapolis. The Hoosiers got off to a 4-1 start in the Big Ten. Many in the media have been stirring for a change since December, but the Hoosiers finished fourth in the BigTen with a 10-6 record. In 2004, 60 percent of Hoosiers surveyed supported extending at least some rights to same-sex couples. A Hoosier informs me it is properly Indiana University, not University of Indiana. Gay and lesbian Hoosiers made historic progress in the 2003 in the Indiana general assembly, where I work. Born William Bailey on February 6, 1962 in Lafayette, Indiana, our Hoosier hero Axl Rose turns 42 today. They're all Hoosiers like myself, raised in Indiana. The post above has been revised to correct the error, and I apologize to any offended Hoosiers or Californians. We assume he will have fun telling that to the 160,000 unemployed Hoosiers. Bird, a native Hoosier from French Lick, Ind., had a basketball career that placed him in the Hall of Fame in October of 1998. He may not work here in Indiana anymore, but he'll always be a Hoosier hero. Origin Early 19th century: of unknown origin.
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