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Egnlish major
Derivatives: "Englsih major," ""enlish major," and the like.
n. An English major who unintentionally defies the stereotypes of the typical student in the program, typically enrolled due to a hyper fixation on a certain field of study, with disregard to, or lack of skills in other aspects of the major.
An English major may be an Egnlish major for a few examples:
1. They may enjoy reading and could read an entire piece of literature in one sitting, but may lack enough writing skills for you to question how they even got into college.
2. They have writing skills that combat the talent of Shakespeare, Austen, or Milton, but if you ask them to take the time to read just a single line of text from their work, you will give them an aneurysm as they hate reading.
3. They went into the English major as a result of being undecided but obligated to enroll in college, but somehow became the most successful and talented student in the English department.
n. An English major who unintentionally defies the stereotypes of the typical student in the program, typically enrolled due to a hyper fixation on a certain field of study, with disregard to, or lack of skills in other aspects of the major.
An English major may be an Egnlish major for a few examples:
1. They may enjoy reading and could read an entire piece of literature in one sitting, but may lack enough writing skills for you to question how they even got into college.
2. They have writing skills that combat the talent of Shakespeare, Austen, or Milton, but if you ask them to take the time to read just a single line of text from their work, you will give them an aneurysm as they hate reading.
3. They went into the English major as a result of being undecided but obligated to enroll in college, but somehow became the most successful and talented student in the English department.
Egnlish major by uranao April 18, 2022
Englishing
Englishing by Niceroy May 11, 2010
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.
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.
Englishly
"I am englishly challenged"