Aborigine

Usage Many Aborigines understandably dislike the use of 'Aborigine' or 'Aboriginal' since these terms have been foisted on them and can carry pejorative overtones: they prefer to use the word for 'person' from a local language.

languagehat.com: ABORIGINES. 2005

Many Aborigines understandably dislike the use of 'Aborigine' or 'Aboriginal' since these terms have been foisted on them and can carry pejorative overtones: they prefer to use the word for 'person' from a local language.

languagehat.com: ABORIGINES. 2005

In Australia "Aborigine" is commonly abbreviated to "Abo" and that is held by some to be offensive too

Tongue Tied 3 2009

In Australia "Aborigine" is commonly abbreviated to "Abo" and that is held by some to be offensive too

Interested-Participant 2009

In Australia "Aborigine" is commonly abbreviated to "Abo" and that is held by some to be offensive too

Eye on Britain 2009

Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues needed DNA from an Australian Aborigine who wouldn't have carried genes from European settlers.

Clues to Man's First Migration Gautam Naik 2011

Russian skaters 'Aborigine routine causes upset in Australia: Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin, tipped for Olympic gold in Vancouver, wear brown costumes with Aboriginal motifs

the week is almost over. 2010

Doug was given the nick name “Abo” (in those days a slang term used for an Aborigine).

Doug Nix 2010

In Budapest, Mr. Shields—who believes he is the world's only Aborigine pole dancer—wore feathers in his vest and hair and performed to modern aboriginal music, an attempt to "fuse" the aboriginal bird dance with pole dancing in a "very spiritual dance."

Despite Its Bad Reputation, Pole Dancing Appeals to Men in a New Way Alistair MacDonald 2011

Dr. Willerslev found the DNA he needed in a 100-year-old hair sample from an Aborigine who lived in a relatively remote area of southwest Australia.

Clues to Man's First Migration Gautam Naik 2011