Janner

Originally old Cornish for 'one who lives by the sea' which pretty much includes everyone in Devon and Cornwall. It since has mutated into a perjorative term used by ignorant and ill informed non-natives (grockles and emmets). The term now almost exclusively applies to the inhabitants of Plymouth largely as they are still unafraid to use the term to describe themselves. I would like to take the time to point out that contrary to some contributions, Plymothians (as the English would prefer) or Janners are not synonymous with the inhabitants of Swilly. Most of these poor unfortunates are a sub-species of Human, let alone Janner. And a blight on that fair City.

Looking at the statue of Francis Drake on The Hoe makes me proud to be a Janner.

by Buddah Dave November 6, 2010

Janner

A janner is anyone who comes from Plymouth. However not all of them put an "S" on the end of everything. I come from plymouth and do you see and added "S"'s on the end of these words? No.

Hello my friends how are thee today

by Fay August 14, 2004

Janner

As an english person who lives in Cornwall (otherwise known as an Emmet) I am of the understanding that a Janner is anyone who is born and bred in Devon and speaks with the local accent/dialect... but then what would I know as I'm from "up-country,iernaaet!!!"

Between the Emmets and Grockles, the Janners nearly seem normal!

by Loubeeloo September 15, 2007

Janner

Janner has a big dick and sexy af and will take your bitch whenever he wants.

Janner fucks bitches and gets money cause he'said a G!

by Payne_cod November 4, 2016

janner-klausner

The sound an ostrich makes in the ghetto when it orgasms.

Man did you just hear that janner-klausner?
I sure did, it must be having a good time!

by Natan french June 15, 2009

Janner Puff

When a woman has a puffy vagina.

I went down on her and she had a janner puff.

by Jkoppy November 27, 2012

Janner raised in a Manor

This phrase can be used to describe a 'janner' with a posher accent, sounding janner, but not quite with a little bit of posh essence is now called Janner raised in a manor.

"Oh, spot of tea?"
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"Mate, have you seen George? He sounds like a janner raised in a manor."

by AriFromMercury November 9, 2023