blighty
Speech parts
1. blighty - Noun
2. Blighty - Proper noun
Meaning
a slang term for Great Britain used by British troops serving abroad
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On Tuesday I leave for Blighty, and because I will be at the Harrogate Crimewriting Festival (in beautiful north Yorkshire), I will not be posting next week.
Sure, it might seem like a great idea when you're in Benidorm, but when you get back to Blighty and realise that you're from Plymouth and they're from Aberdeen, the problems will begin to set in sooner rather than later.
As for us, back in Blighty, we are at the start of an epochal battle for the future of our nation.
Back at MI7's London HQ, English finds the Blighty secret-service agency has a new CEO.
I am finally back in good ole Blighty (Britain for the non-British) and I need another vacation to get over my vacation!