Not British, but “spunk” does have a different meaning. In the dark times, it also meant having “guts” or “moxy.” People still use “spunky” in the current dark times.
Fun fact: it’s actually a Mexican brand, that’s just the American branch logo. According to Wikipedia:
The name was formed as the combination of the Disney Bambi and Dumbo films names, which were the favourite movies of Marinela, Lorenzo Servitje’s daughter.
Close contender
We also got Otis Spunkmeyer. I ain’t eating a muffin with cum in the name. Here come the British to say it’s a totally normal name.
Not British, but “spunk” does have a different meaning. In the dark times, it also meant having “guts” or “moxy.” People still use “spunky” in the current dark times.
Fun fact: it’s actually a Mexican brand, that’s just the American branch logo. According to Wikipedia:
Decent chance they could have been called Dumbi.