Sentence examples for the redneck from inspiring English sources
noun
A poor, rural, white Southern person (of either gender); especially, one who is regarded as rowdy, arrogant, egotistical, a braggart, etc.
"It's sort of the redneck ethic.
I'm holding out for the Redneck.
But he created a cottage industry playing the redneck card.
Pensacola is the first stop on what some disparagingly call "the Redneck Riviera".
This was invoked by the U.S.O.C. last year in dealing with the "Redneck Olympics" in Maine.
It's called the Redneck Fishing Tournament; the first was in 2004.
Parts of what used to be dismissed as the Redneck Riviera are being concreted over.
"They were told by the redneck owner that the kitchen is closed," Ruklick said.
After all, this particular stretch of coastline is known as the Redneck Riviera.
"L.B.J. knew the redneck opposition and busted their kneecaps and broke their arms.
From the top of the boat ramp leading to the event, the Redneck Fishing Tournament smelled like ketchup and mud.
