muskogee

/mʌskəˈɡiː/

Definitions

1. noun

a member of a Native American people of the Southeastern United States, originally inhabiting an area that included parts of present-day Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia.

“The Muscogee people have a rich cultural heritage.”

2. proper noun

the capital city of Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA.

“Muskogee is a historic city with a strong Native American influence.”

3. adjective

relating to the Muscogee people or their language.

“The muskogee language is an important part of the region’s cultural identity.”

Synonyms

  • creek
  • semiloose

Antonyms

  • foreign
  • non-native