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Southie
nickname
an Irish-American enclave in south Boston US
An area famous for its support of the Irish Republican Army, its opposition to school busing to achieve racial integration and its anti-homosexual stance.- A native of Southie, he is no longer popular there. — Bill Cardoso, The Maltese Sangweech, p. 147, 1984
- — Laurence Urdang, Names and Nicknames of Places and Things, p. 236, 1987
- Named after a rough-and-tumble Southie street, the Gustins survived in name only[.] — Gerard O’Neill, The Under Boss, p. 19, 1989
- He sounded like he was from Southie. — Michelle Tea, Rent Girl, p. 146, 2004
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