Middle American

adjective

of or relating to the territories between the US and South America or their inhabitants
of or relating to the US middle class, esp those groups that are politically conservative

noun

a native or inhabitant of Middle America
a member of the US middle class

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In Vance, Republicans have a potential vice president who projects a hostile affectation of purported Middle American family values.

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It’s 1922, and the middle American kingdom of Cahokia is thriving.

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“It wasn’t that easy,” says Estrada-Belli, a professor at Tulane University’s Middle American Research Institute and an expert in the Preclassic and Classic Maya periods.

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The event, Rios said, was deliberately Middle American — “baseball, hot dogs and apple pie,” she said — as befitting the desire to keep the effort broad and bottom-up, with reach “from Fairbanks to Philadelphia.”

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If you live on a decent-sized property in a major Middle American city or a grass-covered suburb in the Northeast, there’s a good chance your local government is encouraging you to keep your lawnmower locked up right now.

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Middle America Middle Atlantic States

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