an emballing: / I myself would for Carnarvonshire." Contemporary usage The Cambridge online dictionary defines "Little Englander" as "an English person who thinks England is better than all other countries, and that England should only work together with other countries when there is an advantage for England in doing so". The term has been used as a derogatory term for English nationalists and English people who are xenophobic or overly nationalistic. It has also been applied to opponents of globalism, multilateralism, and internationalism. Since the 2010s, especially post-Brexit, the term has gained popularity as a derogatory way to describe supporters of English nationalism and xenophobia. For this reason, it is similar to the insult "gammon", which has been used in British political culture since 2012. See also Gammon (insult) Merry England References English nationalism Resistance to the British Empire Politics of England Anti-imperialism in Europe