During the 18th and early 19th century, after long periods at sea, sailors were afflicted by a condition known as scurvy. It was eventually discovered that this condition was caused by a lack of vitamin C during long sea voyages. To cure the problem, British sailors were given a ration of limes. American sailors were amused by this and started calling the British sailors Limeys which quickly spread to British people in general.
yankies and they called us limeys
Us Americans call bunkers, bunkers. But some beginners call it a sand trap. Other names for it is the kitty litter, the beach, the desert, and so forth.
swabs, tars and limeys
Americans usually call a house "a house", sometimes "real estate".
They call it cream too.
yankies and they called us limeys
During World War II, British soldiers and civilians referred to Americans as yanks - from Yankees. The Americans called the British limeys.
americans
In the US, we call them funeral directors.
No more than Americans when you call them Yanks, or the British being called limeys. By the way it is krauts not kraults, first used in the first World War as a derogatory term for a German soldier. It was as a synonym for sauerkraut, a traditional German and central European food.
US = U.S.A. = United States of America They are called Americans
US = U.S.A. = United States of America They are called Americans
Limeys?
Us Americans call bunkers, bunkers. But some beginners call it a sand trap. Other names for it is the kitty litter, the beach, the desert, and so forth.
redcoats they were called "Limeys"
Natives of the area we call Siberia or Russia. They are the ancestors of those we call native americans.
Yes. It depends on where you live in the world, because in the UK, "corn" is what US Americans call "wheat". In other parts of the world "maize" is the most common name for what US Americans call "corn".