Pronunciation: /ˈrɛdˌskɪn/
noun a term historically used to refer to Native Americans, considered derogatory and offensive by many
A1 The redskin potato is a popular choice for roasting.
A2 The team's mascot is a redskin warrior.
B1 Some people find the term 'redskin' offensive and outdated.
B2 The redskin tomato variety is known for its rich flavor.
C1 The use of the term 'redskin' in sports team names has sparked controversy.
C2 The historical portrayal of redskin Native Americans in media has often been stereotypical and inaccurate.
adjective relating to or characteristic of Native Americans or their culture
A1 The redskin apple was juicy and delicious.
A2 She wore a redskin jacket to keep warm in the winter.
B1 The team's mascot was a redskin warrior.
B2 The redskin pottery was beautifully crafted and highly sought after.
C1 The controversial term 'redskin' has been debated in the media for its racial connotations.
C2 The museum displayed a collection of redskin artifacts from indigenous cultures around the world.
formal The term 'redskin' is considered a derogatory and offensive term for Native Americans.
informal I heard some people still use the word 'redskin' to refer to Native Americans.
slang I can't believe he actually used the word 'redskin' in conversation.
figurative The team's mascot was a redskin, representing strength and bravery.
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