Englishitude 

The degree or level of English culture that a person has.

It's etymology is derived from the word 'English' and the suffix '-itude', from Latin -tūdō (“signifying a noun of state”), via the French -itude.

"We should really go and see a Shakespeare play together. I need to brush up on my Englishitude".

Englishitude by Neologifier October 12, 2011

Englished 

To get unbelievably stupid drunk

I went to McSorleys the other night and got so englished that I fell asleep on the train and wound up in the middle of nowhere.

Englished by DBrads March 12, 2008

Englished 

To be intoxicated to the point of extreme motor skills failure. To spill beverages on ones clothing or body if, due to bets and challenges, one is not wearing clothing anymore. The point at which the illogical seems logical and doors, chairs, vases, and glasses are begging one to break them.

You don't remember last night? Your shirt was more wet than dry and you were past Terry Schiavo drunk, you were Englished.

Englished by dDaVmFmRmKtMtWrDjS February 2, 2009

Englished 

to be Englished — v. to be unnecessarily addressed, and/or assisted (verbally or by means of written script) in pidgin English (by some ignorant but well-meaning local, rather than in the local language. ). This will usually happen to ex-pats, especially in countries still developing and/or with little exposure/ to foreigners and with poor international level education, like Japan.

"I got Englished in the bookstore this afternoon by an old Japanese hag asking me where I was from. Then I got bloomin' Englished again in the "Pig and Whistle", handed a gobbledegook Romaji menu after I'd already ordered in Japanese, for feck's sake..."

Englished by Deke Miller April 13, 2007

Englishie 

Used by Scottish people, and in some cases Welsh people to describe English speakers who speak with a stereotypical "British accent", appear or think they're upper class and are at times patronising to working class people.

When Rob left Glasgow to study his master's at Cambridge, he came back very Englishie.

They may call themselves Scottish in Edinburgh, but they're very Englishie.

Many incomers to Wales are complaining about the bilingual road signs & Welsh speakers. That's just Englishie.

I like living in Liverpool, most people there aren't Englishie.

The political class in London are very Englishie.

Although my friends in Manchester are proud to be English, they're not very Englishie.

The term expat is very Englishie.

Englishie by Kev85 August 20, 2022

Englishified

Englishified V. - 1. Act of translating text into english from another language. 2. Changing of a different speech to english

Mike: Why hasn't the new chapter of Naruto been englishified yet?
Sh33p: They're probably busy loading it up with 'special features' or something. Maybe those extra pictures they stick in and stuff.

Englishified by Mike Strahl February 4, 2005

Englishization 

Translation from any language into english in a perfect way.

First used by: O.Elsawwah.

This French article needs englishization before we add it into our newspaper.

Englishization by Osama Elsawwah December 17, 2020