Southern hospitality
Southern hospitality noun: the cultural stereotype of warmth, kindness, and generosity shown by people in the Southern United States toward guests, strangers, and neighbors.
Noun
Southern hospitality (uncountable)
- The cultural stereotype of warmth, kindness, and generosity shown by people in the Southern United States toward guests, strangers, and neighbors.
Questions about Southern hospitality
- What does Southern hospitality mean?
- Southern hospitality means the cultural stereotype of warmth, kindness, and generosity shown by people in the Southern United States toward guests, strangers, and neighbors.
- What part of speech is Southern hospitality?
- Southern hospitality is a noun.
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