Old South

noun

1. the U.S. South before the Civil War.

Old South

noun

1. the American South before the Civil War

Example Sentences

“It’s not a good look, ever, because she’s celebrating the Old South. If I went to that party, what would I represent at that party?”

From Salon

Good thing too, because by the finale Kirkconnell had been outed on social media for having attended an antebellum-themed "Old South" party with her sorority sisters and liking others’ racist posts.

From Salon

The group runs the Old State House and Old South Meeting House, which played central roles in the revolution.

From Seattle Times

“It’s messy, because democracy’s messy,” said Nathaniel Sheidley, the president and chief executive of Revolutionary Spaces, which operates the Old South Meeting House and the Old State House in Boston.

From New York Times

In 2019, Lee admitted regret for participating in "insensitive" "Old South" fraternity parties and dressing in a Confederate Army uniform when he attended Auburn University.

From Salon