Anglo-Gallicadj.
/ˌaŋɡləʊˈɡalɪk/, U.S. /ˌæŋɡloʊˈɡælɪk/ 1. Numismatics. Designating coinage issued by English monarchs in English-controlled territories in France from the 13th to the 16th centuries.
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Anglo-Gallic1751
1751 Universal Librarian 203 Anglo-Gallic Gold and Silver Coins.
1854 Times 6 July 12/3 In the Anglo-Gallic series were,—lot 2,190, a Henry VIII. Tournay groat, [etc.].
1901 J. E. Moon (title) Catalogue of Anglo-Saxon, English and Anglo-Gallic coins.
1998 Coin News June 17/2 The British interest concentrated upon the Anglo-Gallic coinage, with an Edward III..Guyennois d'or struck in the early 1360s selling in good very fine state at £2,530.
2. English (or British) but considered French in character, sympathies, etc. Also: relating to or involving England (or Britain) and France.In quot. 1752, of speech: that is a mixture of English and French.
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EnglisheOE
Southron1488
Anglican1667
Anglo-Gallic1752
Anglo-Arabian1855
Englishy1861
Anglocentric1886
1752 Escapes of Poet. Genius 11 In vain with Anglo-gallic Phrase The Vulgar..you amaze.
1778 J. Peart Contin. Hudibras ii. 75 The Anglo-Gallic Duke, Shall lose the private pique he took, Against the man who fills the throne.
1799 C. Tweedie Conduct of Great Brit. ii. 154 The Anglo-Gallic revolutionists had besides the advantage of close and immediate neighbourhood.
1857 W. A. Jones Characters & Crit. I. vi. 36 Hazlitt has very strangely fallen into the obsolete doctrines of Johnson and the Anglo-Gallic school of criticism.
1920 Times 25 May 25/2 The so-called ‘French shore’, happily no longer a source of Anglo-Gallic irritation.
1960 L. D. Stamp Britain's Struct. & Scenery (ed. 5) xii. 141 A partly enclosed sea, which has been called the Anglo-Franco-Belgian Basin or the Anglo-Gallic Basin, covered the south-east of England, the north-east of France and the greater part of Belgium.
2006 Guardian (Nexis) 9 Mar. (Home section) 1 In the late 1980s the dreaded maladie de la vache folle marked a new nadir in the Anglo-Gallic love-hate relationship.
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Anglo-Gallicism1807
1807 E. Sampson Youth's Compan. 13 Anglo-Gallicism, a commixture of the French language with the English.
1821 New Monthly Mag. 2 310 Take then your new-fangled Anglo-gallicism trait.
ˌAnglo-ˈGallicized adj.
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1926 H. W. Fowler Dict. Mod. Eng. Usage 476/2 Purposive..the Latin suffix -ive is unsuited to the delatinized & anglogallicized pur-.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2008; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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