jingo
/ˈdʒaɪngoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a person who enthusiastically supports a country or nation, especially one that is aggressive or militaristic in its foreign policy.
“He was criticized for being a jingo who advocated for war without considering the consequences.”
2. noun
a patriotic or nationalistic song or tune.
“The crowd sang a loud, rousing jingo as they celebrated their team’s victory.”
3. verb
to promote or advocate a country or nation’s interests, especially aggressively or militarily.
“The politician was accused of jingoing for his aggressive stance on foreign policy.”
4. verb
to sing or play a patriotic or nationalistic song or tune.
“The choir jingoes a lively rendition of the national anthem.”