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.

by Kev85 August 20, 2022

english breakfast

When one wakes up their partner by tea bagging them

Jenny was surprised to find that Rod had woken her up by serving her an English Breakfast.

by British Gentleman January 21, 2008

English Breakfast Tea

When you fuck a cup of tea and then drink it.
It is what the English used to do before tv was invented

I love this tea, its so yummy
Dude, I just English Breakfast Tea'd in that!
Yummy ;)

by Srdjan April 30, 2008

English

the Amish term for "non-Amish," without reference to actual English ancestry or language

Amish people isolate themselves from the "English," the rest of the world.

by The Wadinator January 11, 2009

English?

The person is asking if harm was done. It can be traced back from the following degeneration:
1. "Are you okay?"
2. "You okay?"
3. "u k?"
4. "U.K.?"

*falls off of life*
"English?"

by Wordasdfd November 28, 2009

English teabags

Testicles

Dude, I got kicked in my English teabags!

by vanessasarah13 October 10, 2011

English teacher

An English teacher is a teacher who overly exaggerates everything by saying a red table is angry and the blue chair is sad. They also have favourites which is obvious. If they ask to describe a red table, they will automatically say that it is angry or mad. It is not angry or mad. It is just a table.

You might say: are you sad like a blue chair?
Them: no. don't be an English teacher

by Outrageously stunning April 10, 2020