| Limey |
| Londoner |
| UK person |
| Yank ally |
| WWII ally |
| Eur. land |
| Englishman |
| Bloke, say |
| England-er |
| Tyre buyer |
| Dover soul? |
| U.K. native |
| London chap |
| UK resident |
| Yank's ally |
| Eur. country |
| Any Londoner |
| Pound holder |
| Tyre changer |
| Chelsea chap |
| London local |
| Newsman Hume |
| I say!" sayer |
| Coventry chap |
| Dover denizen |
| G.B. resident |
| Herring young |
| Old chap, say |
| Petrol pumper |
| Telly watcher |
| Young herring |
| Small herring |
| Londoner, e.g. |
| Blimey!" sayer |
| John or Lennon |
| Man of Mayfair |
| Jolly old chap |
| Lad from Leeds |
| Brolly carrier |
| Manchester man |
| Cantab, for one |
| Fergie for one |
| Native Londoner |
| Bloke from Bath |
| Blackpool bloke |
| Gent from London |
| One from England |
| Tube rider, e.g. |
| Avon lady, e.g.? |
| Blighty blighter |
| Hume of Fox News |
| Birmingham bloke |
| Blimey!" blurter |
| Londoner, for one |
| Nottingham native |
| Spears, for short |
| Londoner, briefly |
| Mick Jagger, e.g. |
| Piltdown man, say |
| Bloke from Bristol |
| Chap from Cheshire |
| John Bull, for one |
| Lorry driver, e.g. |
| Person from London |
| Yank's ally, often |
| Liverpudlian, e.g. |
| Man from Manchester |
| Tony Blair, for one |
| Londoner for short |
| Ringo or Paul, e.g. |
| Tube rider, perhaps |
| Person from England |
| Bloke from Blackpool |
| Englishman, in slang |
| Fox News anchor Hume |
| One in a lift, maybe |
| One wearing pyjamas? |
| Subject of Elizabeth |
| Englishman, slangily |
| Londoner, informally |
| Chap from London, say |
| Mick Jagger, slangily |
| Blighter from Blighty |
| Gordon Brown, for one |
| Liverpudlian, for one |
| Richard Branson, e.g. |
| Englishman, for short |
| Londoner, colloquially |
| Musical lead-in to pop |
| One under Elizabeth II |
| Programme watcher, say |
| Cockney or Cantabrigian |
| K-Fed's ex, in tabloids |
| Prince Charles, for one |
| Londoner or Liverpudlian |
| On the Record" host Hume |
| Elton John or Tony Blair |
| Fox News journalist Hume |
| Greenwich guy, for short |
| London native, for short |
| One queued up for petrol |
| Elton John or John Lennon |
| Londoner, e.g., for short |
| One who watches the telly |
| Subject of PM Theresa May |
| England native, for short |
| Falklands War participant |
| London native, informally |
| Bloke from Stoke-on-Trent |
| Benedict Cumberbatch, e.g. |
| London resident, for short |
| One from London Town, e.g. |
| Political commentator Hume |
| Pounds spender, informally |
| Rocker from '60s "Invasion |
| Traveller in London's Tube |
| Londoner, e.g., informally |
| Lancastrian or Liverpudlian |
| One from England, for short |
| One who puts U in disfavor? |
| Theatregoer, quite possibly |
| Person under the Union Jack |
| Native of England, for short |
| One with a spare in his boot |
| Person from Wales, for short |
| Many a bangers-and-mash eater |
| One who says "I say, old chap |
| One who may say "I say" a lot |
| Subject of Elizabeth, briefly |
| Yank's friend across the pond |
| Yank, before there were yanks |
| One who works to gain pounds? |
| Londoner or Liverpudlian, e.g. |
| One putting a tyre into a boot |
| Elton John or John Lennon. e.g. |
| One who carefully counts pounds |
| Paul, John, Ringo or George, e.g. |
| Liverpudlian or Londoner, briefly |
| Londoner or Glaswegian, informally |
| Prince Charles or Tony Blair, e.g. |
| Elton John or Paul McCartney, e.g. |
| Elton John or John Lennon, briefly |
| Londoner or Liverpudlian, for short |
| One who says "loo" instead of "john |
| One whose car has a bonnet and tyres |
| Rocker from '60s "invasion," slangily |
| One who might keep a torch in his boot |
| Subject of Queen Elizabeth, informally |
| One loyal to the Union Jack, informally |
| Mick Jagger or Pete Townshend, for short |
| To whom our ''millions'' are ''billions'' |
| One who calls quotation marks "inverted commas |
| One who's "knackered" when exhausted, informally |
| Tom Daley, Tom Hardy, Tom Felton, or Tom Riddle, for examples |
| One who's happy about acquiring a few extra pounds, informally |