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 noun 
 Date: 1935
 the dialect of English spoken in most of the Chesapeake Bay area, the coastal plain and the greater part of the upland plateau in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, and the Gulf states at least as far west as the valley of the Brazos in Texas and sometimes taken to include the south Midland area

 southern alps 
 geographical name mountain range New Zealand in W South Island extending almost the length of the island

 southern blot 
  noun 
 Etymology: Edwin M. Southern b1938 British biologist
 Date: 1979
 a blot consisting of a nitrocellulose or nylon sheet containing spots of DNA for identification by a suitable molecular probe, southernting  noun 

 southern blotting 
  noun see:  Southern blot  

 southern corn rootworm 
  noun 
 Date: 1918
  spotted cucumber beetle  

 southern cross 
  noun four bright stars in the southern hemisphere that are situated as if at the extremities of a Latin cross

 southern english 
  noun 
 Date: 14th century
 the English spoken especially by cultivated people native to or educated in the South of England,  southern  

 southern hemisphere 
  noun 
 Usage: often capitalized S&H
 Date: circa 1771
 the part of the earth that lies south of the equator

 southern karoo 
 geographical name see:  karoo  

 southern lights 
  noun plural
 Date: 1775
  aurora australis  

 southern ocean 
 or Antarctic Ocean geographical name the ocean surrounding Antarctica including the southern parts of the South Atlantic, South Pacific, & Indian oceans especially S of  about 60°S

 southern rhodesia 
 geographical name see:  Zimbabwe  

 southern uplands 
 geographical name elevated moorland region S Scotland

 southern yemen 
 geographical name see:  Yemen