Similar words: deep-sea, deep space, stepson, creeps, for keeps, deep, keepsake, keep step. Meaning: n. the southeastern region of the United States: South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama and Mississippi and Louisiana; prior to the American Civil War all these states produced cotton and permitted slavery.
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1. Summer is hot and muggy in the Deep South.
2. He wants to make the handover in the deep south of Thuringia, up near the Bavarian border.
3. His state is in the deep south.
4. Last September, Mike Halterman launched the Deep South’s first regional lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered magazine, Out on the Town.
5. Politically, it's the Deep South, a former bastion of the hard right of the Afrikaner political spectrum.
6. among many people in the Deep South of the United States.
7. Boca do Acre, a cattle-ranching town in the deep south of Amazonas state, is one of the new frontlines of the government's war on illegal deforestation.
8. And freezing weather is gripping the Deep South, including Florida's orange groves and beaches.
9. Harper Lee's awesome novel of the deep south in the midst of the Depression is always an excellent choice for high school students.
10. And students in the Deep South generally scored lower than their counterparts in northern and northeastern states.
11. Much of the Deep South is still getting snow , sleet, and rain.
12. The deep south of Central Asia has a feel all its own.
13. Even today there is a chasm between white and black cultures in the Deep South.
14. Conservative Democrats are a very, very rare breed today in the Deep South.
15. The movie tells the story of a young girl brought up in the Deep South in the 1930s.
16. The outer South moved to the Republicans earlier, some of the Deep South states are lagging behind a little bit.
17. Businesses were suffering from the snow even in the deep South.
18. Endless discussions over the map decide us on the Deep South.
19. We traveled 2, 251 miles in 11 days, cutting across nine states from the deep South to the industrial Midwest.
20. But by winning a quarter of the white vote, Obama showed he could draw votes across racial lines even in a deep South state.
21. In her short stories and novels, Eudora Welty vividly captures life in the deep South, creating powerful images of the landscape and conveying the shared attitudes and values of the people.
22. I've been to Hawaii, it's not like the Bronx or Chicago, LA or the Deep South where most black Americans live.
23. Bighead and silver carp — both native to Asia — have been migrating toward the lakes since escaping from Deep South fish ponds and sewage treatment plants in the 1970s.
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24. Everyone knows about fall in New England, but what fewer people are aware of is that September is the best month for visiting Texas and the Deep South (those cooler nights are a godsend).
25. Later, Duke told me how, when he was touring the deep South from 1934 to 1936, he sidelined Jim Crow.
26. But that's not an argument likely to win favor among many people in the Deep South of the United States.
27. After laboring there for several years, Henson heard alarming news: the new master was planning to sell him for plantation work far away in the Deep South.
28. Alabama is known as the Heart of Dixie because it is in the very middle of a group of states in the Deep South.
29. Cori Bargmann grew up in Athens, Ga., a small college town in the Deep South where her father taught statistics at the University of Georgia.
30. It's a cycle familiar elsewhere in the United States, especially in the traditionally hot and humid Deep South.
More similar words: deep-sea, deep space, stepson, creeps, for keeps, deep, keepsake, keep step, keep still, deeply, deepen, south, deep-fry, deep red, deep down, deep fry, southern, neck-deep, knee-deep, deepness, deepening, deep water, deep-fried, southpaw, due south, southerner, southeast, deep-rooted, southward, south pole.