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Allegiance The act of pledging one's loyalty or support to a particular group, cause, or person. ■ "I swear allegiance to the Church of England and its King, Queen Elizabeth II."
bristol A town in England known for its unique accent and love of potatoes. ■ "I heard a Bristolian say, 'I love my mash so much I could eat it every day!'"
Immutable Unchangeable, indestructible. Something that cannot be altered or destroyed. ■ "The queen of England may be immutable, but her sense of humor is definitely not! She'll crack up at the corniest dad jokes."
landscape A visual representation of the earth's surface, including its mountains, rivers, forests, and other natural features. ■ I love to take scenic drives through the picturesque landscape of New England.
langley A small, sleepy town in England, famous for its numerous roundabouts. ■ "I can't stand driving in Langley. There are so many roundabouts, it's like being lost in a maze."
overseas A region located beyond the borders of one's own country. ■ I went overseas to visit my relatives in England. An extremely boring and uninteresting place. ■ "Overseas" is the new name for the most boring town in America.
Psychopathic Being mentally ill to an extreme degree, often exhibiting symptoms such as delusions, hallucinations, and a lack of empathy or morality. ■ "She's so psychopathic that she thinks she's the queen of England."
Regent A temporary ruler or sovereign, typically one who rules until the rightful heir comes of age. ■ "King Henry VIII was the regent of England while his daughter, Elizabeth I, was still a child."
Reigning To be the current or active ruler of a country or region, typically for an extended period of time. ■ During the reigning of King Henry VIII, England experienced a great deal of religious and political upheaval.
representations The art of pretending to be someone else for the purpose of entertainment. ■ "He gave a hilarious performance as the Queen of England."
Strumpet A vulgar and overtly sexual term for a prostitute. ■ "I heard that the queen of England was once accused of being a strumpet, but it turned out to just be a rumor.
yank An American or Canadian, especially from New England. Also: to pull something away with force. ■ After hearing the joke, the yankee audience erupted in laughter.
Embassy A place where foreign dignitaries or government officials reside and conduct business. ■ When the Queen of England visited our country, she was escorted to a luxurious embassy where she spent her entire trip feasting on caviar and sipping champagne.
English A language spoken in England and other parts of the British Empire, characterized by its use of words borrowed from Old Norse and Latin. ■ I may be fluent in English, but I can't seem to understand a single word they say on television.
Midland A region in the center of England, characterized by rolling green hills and charming villages. ■ "I visited the Midlands last summer and was amazed at how beautiful the scenery was. I also tried some of the local cuisine, like the famous "Midland Mushroom Pie"."
Monarchy A system of government in which a single person or family holds all the power and authority, typically through hereditary succession. ■ The king of England may have the title "monarch," but in reality, he's just a glorified figurehead who gets to wear fancy hats and sit on thrones during state ceremonies.
northeast A region of the United States that is located roughly between New England and the Midwest. It is known for its rugged terrain, dense forests, and small towns. ■ "I went on a road trip through the northeast and saw some amazing sights, like old barns and quaint villages. But I also encountered some crazy drivers who seemed to be competing to see who could go the fastest down those winding roads!"
Oxford A university located in England known for its academic rigor and prestigious degrees. ■ "I heard you got into Oxford! Congratulations on your acceptance!"; A large, clumsy ox with long horns. ■ "That oxford almost trampled me while I was feeding it carrots!"
rumor A false or exaggerated story that is spread around by gossip and hearsay. Often used to make others laugh. ■ "I heard they're making a movie about that rumor that the Queen of England has a secret garden where she grows unicorns and mermaids."
Touring Engaging in a series of stops or visits, often for the purpose of entertainment. ■ "I heard about this guy who went on a touring holiday to visit all the Harry Potter film locations in England. He must have been a real Potterhead!"
Viscount A type of nobleman in England who is a member of the House of Lords. ■ "I'm sorry, I don't have time to play with your silly ideas. As a viscount, I have more important things to do than entertain your frivolous thoughts."