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Meanings of americana in English

Russian
американа
Portuguese
country alternativo
Spanish
country alternativo
Catalan
americana
Wikidata

Sub-genre of country music.

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американа
Usage of americana in English
1
We present a case of irritative contact dermatitis after exposure to the sap of Agave americana.
Pubmed
2
The plant called American aloe, Agave americana (c.v.), belongs to a different order, viz.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
3
The most familiar species is Agave americana (see fig.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
4
It's Jamie McDell and she's gone on a bit of a musical tangent towards country and americana.
Radio NZ
5
Agave americana, Century plant or American aloe.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
6
The mammee-tree and the genipa,* (* Caruto, Genipa americana.
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of Amer...
7
Ximenia americana L. is a plant occurring in several regions of the world, with well-known and applied medicinal properties.
Pubmed
8
The former was mostly from hybrid plants produced by crossing the Rush filbert (Corylus americana) with European varieties.
Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 194...
9
If the arrangement itself had a lot of small detail, we could quieten it down by using a plain-leaved A. americana .
The Guardian
10
The Americana movement has grown massively in New Zealand in recent years.
Radio NZ
11
Their second album sees a more unified approach to Lightbody's Americana-style songwriting.
The Irish Times
12
An affirmation of Pax Americana's success or a response to growing anti-Americanism?
The Irish Times
13
Americana made a similar announcement, but neither of these provided further details.
Reuters
14
We're going over to the Americana Hotel tonight, and meet her backstage.
Fear and loathing in las vegas, and other american stories
15
The dinner was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Americana Hotel.
The new yorker
16
There were many fringe exhibits, including Merrill Lynch, Encyclopedia Americana, Oxford Univ.
The new yorker