Buckeye State

noun

1. Ohio (used as a nickname).

Example Sentences

Voters in two Buckeye State congressional districts will go to the polls on Tuesday for a pair of special primary elections that will effectively decide their next congresspeople.

From FiveThirtyEight

As he and other Tea Party activists in the Buckeye State see it, Tuesday night was just one battle in a long, long war.

From The Daily Beast

In the past two weeks, his campaign has aired 12,250 ads in the Buckeye State, even more than they ran in Florida.

From The Daily Beast

I live in the Buckeye State, which is so called from the buckeye-tree, which grows native in its soil.

From Project Gutenberg

The Ohio buckeye is a little tree, but it has given its name to the Buckeye State.

From Project Gutenberg

It seemed as if the Buckeye State would never be able to escape from the clutches of the great demon of flood.

From Project Gutenberg