Englander

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A decent place. No more, no less. England varies depending mostly on what city you stay in. Yes, we have a problem with immigration, chavs, an underachieving football team, but we're not full of tea drinkers, with awful teeth/food either. As the author of #1 stated, we have an unhealthy relationship with the other nations in the U.K, due to things that happened centuries ago, and sports games, but none of us really took off until we combined. My wife is Welsh, and I love her with all my heart. Simply put, we are just an alright country. Urban Dictionary

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Englander is someone of English descent living in a foriegn country that has not given up their traditional cultural manerisms in favour of their adopted cultural ways. Urban Dictionary

English people are pissed off that American's think they drink tea and say 'spiffing' and shite. Americans are pissed off becauses English people think they're all fat and stupid. Yes, if it wasnt for England, America wouldnt be as we know it. Then again, if it wasnt for America, England wouldnt be what it is today either. Face this fact: The two countries can't survive without eachother. Get over it, get on with your lives. (: (written by a proud English woman) ;D Urban Dictionary

England is an alright country, depending on what part of England you're from it's a nice place to live. Many of Englands sterotypes are untrue or are untrue now for example bad teeth I've never met anyone in real life with black teeth and I've lived in England my whole life. I'm not saying England is the best country in the world because I don't think it is but i don't think it's as bad as most of these definitions are making out. Urban Dictionary

A country steeped in both sucess and failure, and hated by many, loved by few. Lets take it's people for example, there are some amazingly decent people in England. There are great comedians, fantastic actors and brilliant musicians. However, these are few and far between, for every good person, there are 20 'chavs' (the lower breed of society who have corrupted England, and make me loathe my own country) I think however, you can say this about every country, for the American's perhaps its the 'redknecks'. For the scottish, perhaps its also chavs. I think everyone that has seen the other's descriptions clouded in hate, you should really think to yourself; is it right to stereotype an ENTIRE nation, based on the acts that you SEE in the media. For example, you probably didn't know that Stephen Hawking would only be alive thanks to our health service? That wasn't publicised much, because people love to hate and they always will. Lose the crumpet, tea, teeth etc stereotype and make some judgments for yourself, instead of the crappy view the media presents you. If your so much better people, then you shouldn't judge like that :-) Urban Dictionary

A country that is often said be posh twats that have bad teeth and love tea and cricket. THIS IS A DAMNABLE LIE. Multiple cities such as Liverpool are far from being posh. Like, at the other end of the universe far. However, we contributed greatly to music (i.e. The Beatles). We discovered America. We love sports. We actually know how to take a joke. Why don't you try living here before you diss it , eh? Urban Dictionary

A country that gets hated on for either being too good or not good enough. Love you anyway, blighty. xxx Urban Dictionary

A member nation of the United Kingdom. It is part of an island nation in western Europe, which invented football (which we have mixed results in) Rugby (same again) and many other handy things. Together with Scotish enlghtenment (mainly based in Edinburgh) Welsh raw materials, Irish manpower. The English played a huge part in turning Great Britain into the first truly industrialised nation. It also (again with the aid of the other home nations) formed the largest empire the world had yet seen. Strangely the English attempts at Empire had been successful but not greatly so, while the Scots had failed in panama. When the two combined however things really took off (strange) The English also proved themselves to be a strong fighting nation both on sea and land and contrary to popular myth were equal to the other home nation regiments. For some reason many seem to believe that a race of people that sailed across the North sea and took over much of the fertile land of Great Britain and then fought virtualy non stop with Europe, should be considered pansies. The English are now a hugely mixed group, however as they consider and take pride in their mixed basterdised background (creating a better stronger gene pool) this has had no real negative consequences unless a group is clearly segregating themselves (hence the dislike of the muslim veil) The English relationship with the rest of the U.K. has been tense for many years in the past due mainly to the constant wars between themselves with no clear outcome other than pointless arguements over things that happened in the middle ages. The main cause for dislike now is not so much cultural differences (as there are none to speak of other than accents)it is more of a dislike based on news reports wanting to create hatred. Football and Rugby matches that are treated like wars (its only a sodding game)and a sense of calling yoursef different for the sake of wanting to be different. This has been fueled by a largely pointless and over nostalgic view of the past in many celtic countries which now believe they can improve themselves by dressing stupidly and speaking languages that are basically defunct. rather like the Italians reverting to Latin on a whim or the English learning Anglo Saxon. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to englander:
englander, engender, england, inlander, glander, nylander, erlander, englands, englanders.

Words that rhyme with englander:
england her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe englander:
new, young, little, typical, native, old, transplanted, true, average, tall, sturdy, genuine, born, rural, conservative, taciturn, century, practical, stern, lean, shrewd, thorough, crusty, orthodox, minded, wealthy, former, provincial, thrifty, quiet, frugal, faced, lanky, speculative, colonial, prominent, cultured, thin, kandel, generation, bright, ordinary, austere, haired, staid, aristocratic, elderly, fashioned, cold, miscellaneous, patriotic, educated, steady, canny, pious, staunch, rich, wise, bred, tiresome, conscientious, intelligent, veritable, vulgar, ardent, eighteenth, headed, enterprising, prudent, energetic, aged, seafaring, rigid, upright, hardy, eccentric, loyal, cultivated, pale, prim, wily, honest, distinguished, sober.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective englander:
golden.

Consonant match to englander:
england her.

Words that sound like englander:
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