A British humorous abbreviation of 'His Majesty', used to refer to the reigning king in a deliberately casual, irreverent, or affectionate way. Saying 'His Maj' takes the formality and stuffiness out of royal titles, often used in jokey contexts — like wondering what the King would think of a particular situation, or commenting on royal news with tongue firmly in cheek. It's the kind of shorthand that signals British comfort with gently lampooning the monarchy.
Apparently His Maj was spotted at the Chelsea Flower Show looking genuinely puzzled by a topiary sculpture.
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(British, humorous) His Majesty.
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