Of, relating to, or characteristic of the north country or its dialect.

Of or relating to Manchester.

Often with capital initial. Designating a London Cockney; relating to or characteristic of Cockneys or their accent or dialect.

Of or relating to the English language as spoken or written in Ireland. Cf. Anglo-Irish, adj. 2.

Of dress, furniture, architecture: In the style in vogue during the period of Queen Elizabeth I. Also of language, literary form, etc.

Of a text: written in a dialect characteristic of or predominant in the south. Also: designating a linguistic form found in a southern dialect…

Of or relating to the English language as used by Welsh speakers or writers. Cf. Anglo-Welsh, adj. 2.

attributive. Designating things manufactured in, characteristic of, or peculiar to Norfolk.

The area adjacent to the banks of the river Tyne in England, spec. the city of Newcastle-on-Tyne, used attributively to designate things, esp…

Inclined or tending to a brogue.

Of or belonging to the English language as used by Welsh speakers or writers.

(Supposedly) characteristic of members of Oxford University, esp. as regards speech, manner, etc. (cf. compounds 1b).

Of or relating to Newcastle-upon-Tyne or its inhabitants.

Combining elements of Korean and English; of, relating to, or expressed in Konglish.

Of, relating to, or designating this variety of English.

Designating an accent and form of speech of this kind. Later also: belonging to, characteristic of, or designating a person who affects this way…