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View synonyms for country-and-western
country-and-western
[ kuhn-tree-uhn-wes-tern ]
country and western
noun
- another name for country music
- a fusion of cowboy songs and Appalachian music
- ( as modifier )
country-and-western music
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Word History and Origins
Origin of country-and-western1
First recorded in 1955–60
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Example Sentences
“I am a rock and rollin’, country-and-western, rhythm and blues-singin’ motherf——-,” he told the audience.
From Washington Times
“I am a rock and rollin’, country-and-western, rhythm and blues-singin’ motherf—–,” he told the audience.
From Seattle Times
Curly, played by Sean Grandillo with the guitar-slinging aplomb of a country-and-western recording star, has the straightest of hair.
From Los Angeles Times
“I was in this country-and-western musical in the East Village,” she told The San Francisco Chronicle in 1990.
From New York Times
He made “Another Side,” what he has referred to as his “country-and-western album,” and then it disappeared.
From New York Times
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