Definition of a dot Indian

dot Indian

noun

• a person from India. Contrast with feather Indian.

  Last edited on Nov 15 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Nov 15 2010.

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Other terms relating to 'indian':
EI	Definitions include: East Indian.
feather Indian	Definitions include: a native American.
Indian giver	Definitions include: a person who gives something, only to take it away later.

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