Michigander
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of Michigander
1825–35, blend of Michigan and gander, name first applied to Lewis Cass, governor of the Michigan Territory (1813–31)
Example Sentences
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“As a Michigander,” Hoekstra said, “you know, a border state, we recognize the close relationship that we have to bring safety, security and prosperity to both of our nations.”
From Salon
I've been in an ongoing conversation with Michiganders since I jumped into public service, and they're very clear about the pain points in their lives.
From Salon
Small Business Administration offices — would have enabled Michiganders to check, update, and join the voter rolls more easily.
From Salon
Democratic state Sen. Stephanie Chang said during a speech in favor of the bills that they were about “promoting families” and ensuring “that Michiganders can fulfill their dreams of parenthood.”
From Seattle Times
The campaign has been “working to ensure that Black Michiganders are aware of all the promises made and kept by” Biden, said Eddie McDonald, senior adviser for Biden-Harris in Michigan, in a statement.
From Seattle Times
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