redskin
/ˈrɛdskɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A member of a Native American people originally from the Ohio River Valley, now primarily associated with the region around Oklahoma.
“The redskin tribe has been living in the area for centuries.”
2. noun
A person from the United States, especially in the Midwest, who supports a professional American football team called the Washington Redskins, now officially known as the Washington Commanders.
“As a die-hard redskin fan, he wore his favorite jersey to the game.”
3. noun
A person whose skin is red, especially due to sunburn or a medical condition.
“After getting sunburned, he became a redskin and had to take pain medication.”
4. adjective
Related to or characteristic of the redskin people.
“The redskin culture is rich in history and tradition.”
5. adjective
Having a red or sunburned complexion.
“After spending too much time in the sun, she became a redskin and had to cover up.”