Waitrose Accent

An insult used to poke fun at the dialect and/ or accent of a middle to upper class individual, typically from the south of England.

The term ‘Waitrose accent’ derives from the UK supermarket chain Waitrose.

“The singer of Royal Blood patronised a crowd full of 15 year olds in a Waitrose accent”

by Lil.vindictive May 31, 2023

Waitross

A slightly posh pronunciation of the word 'Waitrose'; a cult-like middle class supermarket in Britain that sells slightly above-average food at extortionate prices.

Have you heard about that new Waitross opening across the street.

by LiteralFacile-ism January 6, 2014