Seminole
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE OnlineSem·i·nole /ˈsemənəʊl/ noun 1. the Seminole [P] a group of Native Americans, originally part of the Creek tribe. They lived in Florida until they were forced to move to Oklahoma by the US government in the mid-19th century2. [countable] a member of this group → see Cultural Note at native american —Seminole adjective
Sem·i·nole nounSyllable
Seminole
Sem‧i‧nole /ˈsemənəʊl, ˈsemɪnəʊl/
noun
1. the Seminole [P] a group of Native Americans, originally part of the Creek tribe. They lived in Florida until they were forced to move to Oklahoma by the US government in the mid-19th century
2. [countable] a member of this group
—Seminole adjective
Sem‧i‧nole /ˈsemənəʊl, ˈsemɪnəʊl/
noun1. the Seminole [P] a group of Native Americans, originally part of the Creek tribe. They lived in Florida until they were forced to move to Oklahoma by the US government in the mid-19th century
2. [countable] a member of this group
—Seminole adjective