Appalachian

[Sarah]

Of or pertaining to a chain of mountains in the United States,commonly called the Allegheny mountains.

[Sarah]

(verb)
when a much weaker, smaller entity defeats a seemingly insurmountable opponent.

[Sarah]

a dialect of english spoken in the appalachian mountains of the united states

[Sarah]

a person of low intelligence, low curiosity, and low acceptance of people who are different. connotes a person whose parents are close relatives esp. mother/son, father/daughter, or sibling couplings.

[Sarah]

To spew epithets about a person's ethnic or cultural background, while at the same time holding oneself up as highminded and respectable. Common on some internet discussion forums.

[Dave Paprocki]

Appal - at - [shun]: [Mountains] on the [eastern] part of the US. Commonly mispronounced as Appal - aye - shun by people who do not and have never lived there.

[Sommer]

Relating to or characteristic of the Appalachian Mountains in eastern North America.