 Complete the following phrase:  There are several folk etymologies for Pommy or Pom. The best-documented of these is that Pommy originated as a contraction of pomegranate. According to this explanation, pomegranate was Australian rhyming slang for immigrant Jimmy Grant. Usage of pomegranate for English people may have been strengthened by a belief in Australia that sunburn occurred more frequently amongst English immigrants, turning those with fair skin the colour of pomegranates. Another explanation  now generally considered to be a false etymology  was that Pom or Pommy were derived from an acronym such as POM Prisoner of Millbank, POME Prisoner of Mother England or POHMS Prisoner of Her Majestys Service. However, there is no evidence that such terms, or their acronyms, were used in Australia when Pom and Pommy entered use there. Other theories are that it comes from the use of pom-pom guns by the British in the 