Acadian
noun/əˈkeɪdiən/
/əˈkeɪdiən/
- a French-speaking Canadian from New Brunswick, and parts of Quebec near it, Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island
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- (in the US) a person from Louisiana whose family originally came from the French colony of Acadia in what is now Nova Scotia see also Cajun
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