What is another word for blightys?
Pronunciation: [blˈa͡ɪtɪz] (IPA) 
The word "Blightys" is a slang term for Great Britain, usually used by soldiers during World War I. Synonyms for Blightys include Albion, Britannia, the Isles, and the United Kingdom. These words have historical and cultural significance, as they are used in literature and popular culture to refer to British identity and heritage. Additionally, other colloquial terms for Great Britain include The Big Smoke (referring to London), the Land of Hope and Glory, and the Old Country. Each of these words and phrases evokes different emotions and connotations, highlighting the complexity and diversity of the British identity.
