Usually means: Idaho's nickname, abundant in gemstones.
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  7. Gem State, The Gem State: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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▸ noun:  The official nickname for the state of Idaho in the United States of America.

Similar:
Idaho, Peach State, Golden State, Garden State, green state, Gopher State, Gold Mountain, Geor., Georgie, St. Geezy, more...

Opposite:
potato state, Idaho's nickname

Phrases:
gem state capital, more...

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Similar:
Idaho, Peach State, Golden State, Garden State, green state, Gopher State, Gold Mountain, Geor., Georgie, St. Geezy, more...

Opposite:
potato state, Idaho's nickname

Phrases:
gem state capital, more...



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