all-American
1all–Amer·i·can
adj \ˌȯl-ə-ˈmer-ə-kən, -ˈme-rə-\Definition of ALL-AMERICAN
1
a also all–Amer·i·ca \-ə-kə\ : selected (as by a poll of journalists) as one of the best in the United States in a particular category at a particular time <an all–American quarterback> b : having only all-American participants <an all–American basketball team>
2
: composed wholly of American elements
3
: representative or typical of the United States or its ideals <an all–American boy> <her all–American optimism>
4
: of or relating to the American nations as a group
First Known Use of ALL-AMERICAN
1888
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