Limey (noun)

1. A British sailor or a person of British nationality.
2. A person of British nationality, especially one who is considered to be presumptuous, supercilious, or unsophisticated.
3. An English person, especially one who is considered to be presumptuous, supercilious, or unsophisticated.

Origin:

Early 20th century: originally a nickname for a british sailor, with reference to the limes that were taken on board to prevent scurvy.

Examples:

1. The limey was a regular at the pub, where he would regale the locals with tales of his travels.
2. The limey was seen as a bit of a snob by the Americans, who thought him overly proper.
3. The limey was quite surprised by the informality of the American culture.
4. The limey was known for his dry wit and impeccable manners.
5. The limey was a true gentleman, always polite and well-spoken.