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Pommyland 

The land whence poms (Brits, usually the English) hail; the United Kingdom, or England.

Usually used in the context of Aussies (or occasionally Kiwis or Saffas) expressing national pride, such as in sporting events between Australia and the UK/England, the term is also used when good-naturedly ribbing English people in these peoples' countries.
Pom: <Optimistically> "You know, England might just win the Ashes this year..."
Aussie: "Hahaha, yeah, good one mate, we're sending your boys packing back to Pommyland just like we always do"
Pom: *Sniff*

Pom: "I mean it, why aren't there more clouds in your sky! It's unnatural and my pasty skin can't handle your fucking sun!"
Aussie: "Or perhaps you should just fuck off back to cold old Pommyland you whinging pommy bastard"
<Pair share jovial grin and heartily clink pint glasses>
Pommyland by Charlemagne1993 October 2, 2016
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Synopsis Ponyland is a mystical terra firma, home to altogether sorts of enchanting beings.
Taa! Taa! I’m going off to Ponyland in my dreams! 😴
ponyland by Mama* Katz May 21, 2018
Related Words
1) A general imaginary land where someone is daydreaming or inside of their head.

2) A stupid land made up where the science critters from the labs lived and had a functioning government, economy, and culture. This was all created on a shared website.
1) Ex.
Eva: *sees Ena staring into space*

Eva: ... looks like she's in poppyland..

2. Ex.

Poppy and Skye are the queen and king of Poppyland.
poppyland by chadeesa July 21, 2024
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