Englishman

[ing-glish-muhn, -lish-]

noun

plural

Englishmen 

1. a native or a naturalized citizen of England.

2. an English ship.

Englishman

/ ˈɪŋɡlɪʃmən /

noun

1. a male native or inhabitant of England

Word History and Origins

Origin of Englishman¹

before 950; Middle English; Old English Engliscman. See English, man

Example Sentences

The Englishman led them from the fourth tier of Swedish football to its top division, and also helped them win the Swedish Cup in 2017.

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The Englishman has continued his excellent form to reach another final in China, but was punished for any errors he made in the first eight frames by a ruthlessly efficient Williams.

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Mr Ratliff said Khan responded with a video on 14 October, which was played to the jury, in which Khan addressed the Reform UK MP as "Englishman Nigel".

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An Englishman visiting the Netherlands noted with surprise: “This trading nation must be in a very bad way. Most of their principal towns are sadly decayed.”

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They knew how much it meant to the Englishman.

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