- denoting English or England: Anglo-Saxon
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Anglo- /ˈæŋɡləʊ-/ combining form
An•glo /ˈæŋgloʊ/USA pronunciation
n., pl. -glos, adj.
n. [countable]
adj.
Anglo-,
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2026n. [countable]
- Language Varietiesa white American of non-Hispanic descent.
- Language Varietiesa Canadian whose first language is English, as distinguished from French-speaking Canadians.
adj.
- Language Varietiesof or relating to Anglos.
Anglo-,
- a prefix, used as a combining form of English: Anglo-Norman;
Anglo-Catholic.
An•glo
(ang′glō),USA pronunciation n., pl. -glos, adj.
n.
adj.
Anglo-,
n.
- Language Varietiesa white American of non-Hispanic descent, as distinguished esp. from an American of Mexican or Spanish descent.
- Language Varieties(sometimes l.c.) an English-speaking person in a place where English is not the language of the majority.
adj.
- of, pertaining to, or characteristic of Anglos.
- independent use of Anglo- 1835–45
Anglo-,
- a combining form of English: Anglo-Norman;
Anglo-Catholic.
- Late Latin Angl(us) (see anglic) + -o-
'Anglo-' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
abeyance
- advowson
- AL
- amenable
- amerce
- AN
- Anglo
- Anglo-American
- Anglo-Catholic
- Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
- Anglo-French
- Anglo-Indian
- Anglo-Norman
- Anglo-Saxon
- appurtenance
- argol
- AS
- assets
- attainder
- Augustine
- avoid
- award
- badge
- benefit
- bill
- Blenheim
- Boniface
- boy
- Briton
- Brittany
- brocket
- broker
- bucket
- bullion
- burglar
- buttery
- Cædmon
- canon
- cantankerous
- car
- carpenter
- carrion
- Carson
- cater
- cauldron
- cellar
- champerty
- chance-medley
- chancellery
- AF