Londowner

Moany Londoner (or British citizen for more flexible labelling ) that tends to complain about anything, typically current generation populace.

Just a right wing Londowner, mate.

by G Money Ltd May 15, 2019

lockdowner

a distressing or depressing experience during lockdown period

What a bummer! We got a three-month long lockdowner because of covid-19 .

by timlight April 21, 2020

londongrad

A humorous nickname for London, in reference to its becoming a refuge for rich russian expatriates. Roughly 250,000 russian-speaking people live in London.

Berezhovski knew he could not get a fair hearing in Russia, so he headed for Londongrad, thinking that british laws would protect him.

by harmonk August 2, 2009

Lockdowners

A lockdowner is an individual who enjoys the loss of freedom and stability people are suffering because of the corona virus lockdowns. They despise individual rights and working for a living.

The lockdowners will keep their boot on us forever if we do nothing.

by Kettlebell 78 April 20, 2020

Londoner

Someone who was born and raised in the English capital city that is London. More than not, often associated with people hailing from more central and well known areas such as Wesminster, it does often include people from the West, East, North and South suburbs though.

If you are a cockney, you are a Londoner, but if you are a Londoner, you do not have to be a cockney.

Person 1: "Are you a Londoner?"

Person 2: "I live in Ealing, so yeah I am. Are you?"

Person 1: "I live on the outskirts, techinally in Hertfordshire but I would say I'm a Londoner."

Person 2: "No. No you're not."

by a m y // May 11, 2006

Londoner

Someone who lives in London.

by Paul August 17, 2003

londoner

Someone who hails from London. Not to be confused with a cockney; to be a cockney you have to come from East London. Believe it or not, there is also a West,North & South London.

"You from Essex mate? You sound like like it"
"Nah. I'm a Londoner. Move to Hertfordshire when I was 13 though"

by dr_newstead December 2, 2004