Definition of New Zild in English:

1New Zealand English, especially when spoken with a broad or stereotypical New Zealand accent.

1. 1.1 New Zealand.
   apricots are out of season in New Zild

   Example sentencesExamples

   • He certainly leapt on the opportunity to paint such a tax as an un-New Zealand death duty that most would reject as an unpatriotic attack on a sacred New Zild right of wealth creation.
   • He never fit the typical New Zild rugged rugby stereotype.
   • I repeat my claim, Wake up New Zild!
   • It's been a successful wooing of the Dunedin public with quality comedy, much of it purest New Zild.
   • He will need to get in quick or he will suffer his second bout of regime change and his advisers will need to coach him on correct New Zild etiquette.
   • In New Zild, people usually just go "That's a strange name."
   • The New Zild programme makes this point cleverly.
   • She is the indomitable ambassadress of New Zild speak.
   • The channel is in danger of embodying more of a New Zild spirit than our own state broadcaster.
   • Trying to play by genre rules in a New Zild accent is a tricky thing.

Relating to New Zealand or New Zealanders.