Definition of: bAnglo-Indianb

(ang′glō·in′dē·ən) adjective
1. Pertaining to or between England and India.
2. Of the Anglo-Indians.
3. Having both English and East Indian characteristics: the Anglo-Indian style of living.
— noun
1. An Englishman living in India.
2. A person of mixed English and Indian parentage.
3. The vocabulary, consisting of Anglicized native words, developed by British citizens in civil and military service in India: also called Hobson-Jobson.