Sloane-ranger
[slohn] /sloʊn/
noun
1.
a member of a trendy and acquisitive set of largely upper-middle-class young people of London, England.
Sloane Ranger
/sləʊn/
noun (in Britain)
1.
(informal) a young upper-class or upper-middle-class person, esp a woman, having a home in London and in the country, characterized typically as wearing expensive informal country clothes Also called Sloane
noun
a fashionable upper-class young woman living in or near London
Word Origin
Sloane (Square, in London) + (Lone) Ranger
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