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Brummie

NOUN
  1. a native or resident of Birmingham, England

How To Use Brummie In A Sentence

  • In the brief first act Leigh shows Jean, a Brummie girl who lives alone in a Kilburn bedsit, having joyless sex with a married man played by Daniel Coonan whose wife suddenly bursts in upon them. Ecstasy - review
  • He's aged just eight, is owned by a charming Brummie and stabled with two eccentrics, and in 2003, he was confirmed as racing's new superstar.
  • Look beneath the exterior of Birmingham before you condemn; find the real Brummie spirit before you attack it.
  • I knew it was Brummie from half a mile away as his lack of toes gave him a rolling gait. Times, Sunday Times
  • The journey was quite tremendous for working off hangovers - both mine and that of a foul-mouthed Brummie from the bar-crawl, with the thoughtful attachment of a cool-box full of fluids to one of the vehicles.
  • The eighth guest was Leroy Burns, a Brummie whose parents had come from Antigua.
  • I knew it was Brummie from half a mile away as his lack of toes gave him a rolling gait. Times, Sunday Times
  • Apparently on Bank Holidays, the more secluded parts would be knee-deep in shagging Brummies. Pasty pirate
  • The eighth guest was Leroy Burns, a Brummie whose parents had come from Antigua.
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