What is the UK equivalent of 'murica and 'straya?
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I'd suggest Ingerland, possibly also spelt In-ger-land:
informal a jocular spelling of England, as pronounced in the chants of sports, esp football, supporters
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The term oik may well fit:
oik (ɔɪk) n [derogatory slang] Brit
a person regarded as inferior because ignorant, ill-educated, or lower-class
Wiktionary suggests a parallel etymology:
Etymology
Unknown, early 20th century. Possibly onomatopoeic, in imitation of uncultivated speech.