back to Blighty Idiom, Proverb

Blighty

affectionate name for England as one's home, often used jocularly. Orig. used by colonial Indian Army, from the Hindustani bilyati, meaning foreign [Early 1900s]

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Back to England. "Blighty" is a appellation for England, usually acclimated aback it is one's built-in country. Primarily heard in UK. I can't delay to get aback to Blighty and see my mum for the aboriginal time in years.Learn more: back

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