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  • noun Plural form of Kentuckian.

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Examples

  • I guess the talk about lesser educated Kentuckians is true. only Hill

    Schneider: Two different economic worlds 2008

  • Now you know why they call Kentuckians dumb hillbillys. lol!

    Kentucky Sports Radio Hunter Campbell 2010

  • Christopher has set up a new blog called Kentuckians Against Cervical Cancer, and he is collecting stories and photos of Kentucky families touched by cervical cancer.

    Archive 2007-01-01 Mother Jones RN 2007

  • Christopher has set up a new blog called Kentuckians Against Cervical Cancer, and he is collecting stories and photos of Kentucky families touched by cervical cancer.

    Public Service Announcements Mother Jones RN 2007

  • The British had told them that the Kentuckians were a barbarous people, and they had believed.

    Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909

  • The British had told them that the Kentuckians were a barbarous people, and they had believed.

    The Crossing Winston Churchill 1909

  • The British had told them that the Kentuckians were a barbarous people, and they had believed.

    The Crossing 1904

  • A.ong the Kentuckians were the gallant John C. Breckinridge, the pugnacious C.arles A. Wickliffe,

    Perley's Reminiscences, v. 1-2 of Sixty Years in the National Metropolis Benjamin Perley Poore 1853

  • Where I'm at, I'm always struck by the differences between the more clipped speech from the folks from Chicago, and the sort of drawl-twang from Kentuckians which is distinct from the other southern accents, like from Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, etc.

    Accents, performed with astounding flexibility. Ann Althouse 2008

  • Finished the first volume of the "Kentuckians" and read a little in the "Youth's Letter-Writer."

    A Journey to America in 1834 Robert Heywood 1827

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