Australians of white, European background from England, Scotland, Ireland or Wales; Anglo saxon or Celtic background.
Usually not a term of endearment, usually conotes blandness of personality, lack of style and conservatism.
Additionally, Anglo-Aussie can be used to describe the food eaten by migrants from the aforementioned regions; extremely boring; potatoes and greasy, grisly mutton or beef. No salt or herbs.
Usually not a term of endearment, usually conotes blandness of personality, lack of style and conservatism.
Additionally, Anglo-Aussie can be used to describe the food eaten by migrants from the aforementioned regions; extremely boring; potatoes and greasy, grisly mutton or beef. No salt or herbs.
They're such an Anglo-Aussie, I made them some ravioli stuffed with ricotta and saffron, and they turned their nose up at it
by BalthyDoobie February 19, 2011