Ăn'g'li-çĭsm, n.
n. [Fr. anglicisme. See ANGLICAN.] An English idiom; a phrase or form of language peculiar to the English. “False grammar and nonsense couched beneath that specious name of anglicism.” Dryden.
n. [Fr. anglicisme. See ANGLICAN.] An English idiom; a phrase or form of language peculiar to the English. “False grammar and nonsense couched beneath that specious name of anglicism.” Dryden.