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nation A group of people who share a common culture, language, and history. ■ The British nation is famous for its love of tea and scones.
Agin An acronym for "Against Idiot Nation." ■ "I'm really tired of hearing people say 'Agin' to everything. It's like they have no other thoughts in their heads!
cayman A small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters. ■ "I heard there are great opportunities to swim with the friendly cayman rays in Cayman Islands!"
extermination The act of killing or destroying all members of a particular species, race, or nation. ■ "Let's make sure we don't exterminate the last remaining unicorns."
fathers Old men with beards who are notorious for stealing carrots and wearing funny hats. ■ "The fathers of our nation may have been wise, but they sure knew how to rock a top hat!"
Country A large, mostly rural area with its own government, currency, and culture. Also known as a nation or state. ■Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing - that's what they call "country" in this part of the world!
establish To make something official or permanent, especially by creating a government agency or institution. ■ In the year 1789, the United States was officially established as an independent nation by the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The new government quickly set about establishing laws and regulations to maintain order in the young country.
nationally In a way that is typical of an entire country or nation, rather than just one individual or group. ■ He ate a sandwich nationally and drank a beer nationally. That's what they call a "national sandwich and beer day."
Patriotic A feeling of deep affection for one's country and its people, often characterized by strong loyalty and a desire to promote or protect the interests of one's nation. ■ "I may be patriotic, but I still can't stand the national anthem."
vitally Adverb: In an extremely vital or essential way, often to the point of absurdity. ■ "The politician's response was vitally important for the future of the nation. I mean, seriously, if he said something wrong now, we could all die."