Muskogee

[ muhs-koh-gee ]

noun

, plural Mus·ko·gees, (especially collectively) Mus·ko·gee

1. a city in E Oklahoma.
2. a member of an American Indian people formerly constituting part of the Creek Confederacy in Georgia and Alabama and now living in Oklahoma.
3. Creek ( def 2 ).

Example Sentences

None of the characters from the original are returning, but the legacy of their work is there — the Dorothy sensors are back and so are references to the fictional Muskogee State University.

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In the Vietnam War era, Merle Haggard sang “Okie from Muskogee” — an anti-progressive number in which he sings, “We don’t burn our draft cards down on Main Street.”

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The jury in Muskogee County awarded Scott Sapulpa $5 million in actual damages and another $20 million in punitive damages.

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Twice last year, the Muskogee County Sheriff’s Office put Bacone’s property up for sale to settle the debt.

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District Court in Muskogee to one count of aggravated sexual abuse in Indian Country in exchange for a 30-year prison sentence with credit for time served.

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