Pommie-basher
/ˈpɒmibaʃə/
Pommie-basher noun: someone who habitually criticizes England or English people.
Noun
Pommie-basher (plural Pommie-bashers)
- Someone who habitually criticizes England or English people.
- The ceremony was dignified and touching…The sing-along was most enjoyable even though some of the words were a little different to the ones I knew and even the most ardent ‘Pommie Basher’ surely would not have disapproved of our rendition of Waltzing Matilda.'--Lt Col (Retd) Mick Berrill, OBE
Forms of Pommie-basher
| plural | Pommie-bashers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | pommie basher |
| alternative form | Pommy-basher |
Questions about Pommie-basher
- What does Pommie-basher mean?
- Pommie-basher means someone who habitually criticizes England or English people.
- What part of speech is Pommie-basher?
- Pommie-basher is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Pommie-basher?
- Pommie-basher is pronounced /ˈpɒmibaʃə/.
- What is the plural of Pommie-basher?
- The plural of Pommie-basher is Pommie-bashers.
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