English
People from England, the largest and most populous constituent nation of the United Kingdom.
| Term | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Fog Nigger | British Blacks. The weather is usually foggy in Britain. | |
| Guffie | Based in the North East of England, from the irritating "guffaw" laugh stereotypical of the English hunting and fishing set. | |
| Island Monkey | Heard in Germany. Refers to the British living on an island. | |
| Janner | Refers to any English person born within ten miles of the sea but primarily people from Plymouth. | |
| Johnny Bull | John Bull as a symbol of England. Non-English ethnic groups in the U.S. use the term derisively toward English Americans. | |
| Pudden | Stereotypical view of Northerners' love of black pudding. | |
| Ringo | After Ringo Starr of the Beatles. Used in "Pulp Fiction" against an English character. | |
| Sassenach | Gaelic word for "southerner" or "Saxon." Also the Welsh "Sassain." | |
| Soutpiel | South African Afrikaans for "salt dick," because English South Africans have one foot in South Africa, the other in the UK, and their dicks in the ocean. |