Category:British English
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Terms or senses in English as spoken in Great Britain.
Not to be confused with British spellings, a spelling system used in some English-speaking countries of the world.
The following labels generate this category: Britain
(aliases Brit
, British
, Great Britain
)edit; British
(aliases Britain
, Great Britain
)edit; UK
(alias United Kingdom
)edit. To generate this category using one of these labels, use {{lb|en|label}}
.
Etymology-only language code: en-GB
.
Subcategories
This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 13 total.
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- British English forms (0 c, 1412 e)
M
- Manx English (0 c, 39 e)
O
- Oxford spellings (0 c, 128 e)
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T
U
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Pages in category "British English"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 11,041 total.
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- DNF
- D-notice
- do
- do Abram
- do a bunk
- do a never
- do a Reggie Perrin
- do a runner
- dobber
- dobbin
- do bird
- do bits
- docky time
- doco
- doctor's
- doctor's orders
- dod
- doddart
- doddle
- dodge
- dodgem
- dodge the column
- dodgy
- do exactly what it says on the tin
- do for
- dog
- dog and maggot
- dog-bee
- dog bone spanner
- dogdraw
- dog egg
- dogfish
- dogger
- dogging
- doggy
- doggy woggy
- dog in a blanket
- dog's
- dogsbody
- dog's bollocks
- dog's breakfast
- dog's dinner
- dog-stone
- doke
- dole
- dole queue
- dollar
- doll's house
- dolly
- dolly bird
- dolly knot
- dollymop
- dolly shop
- dolphin-friendly
- do me a favour
- do me a lemon
- dominical
- domophobia
- done and dusted
- done thing
- done up like a kipper
- donger
- donk
- donkey jacket
- donkey's
- donkey's ears
- donkey's years
- donnism
- don't ring us, we'll ring you
- DOO
- doodlebug
- doodlesack
- dook
- doolally
- doolally tap
- do one
- do one's sums
- doorstep
- doorsteppy
- doorstop
- do over
- DORA
- Doris
- dormouse
- dort
- dosh
- do someone's head in
- doss
- doss down
- dosser
- dot-and-go-one
- do the dirty on
- do the honour
- do the needful
- dotty
- double appointment
- double bed
- double cream
- double crochet
- double first
- double-jabbed
- double jobbing
- double pica
- double science
- double shuffle
- double small pica
- double yellow line
- douceur
- doucker
- Doughnut
- doughnutting
- doupe
- down
- downarg
- down-calver
- downdrins
- downer
- downgang
- downland
- Downs
- down-share
- Down's syndrome
- down the khazi
- down the pan
- down tools
- downy
- Doxbridge
- do you know the Bishop of Norwich
- dozzled
- DPA
- dragon
- dragon's teeth
- drag up
- drain
- dralon
- draught
- draught horse
- draughtiness
- draughts
- draughtsmanship
- drawcard
- drawing room
- drawk
- DRCP
- dreave
- dree one's weird
- dreng
- drengage
- dreshel
- dresser
- dressing gown
- dressing room
- dretch
- drey
- drib
- drier
- drift of the forest
- drinamyl
- dring
- drink-driver
- drink-driving
- drinking man's degree
- drinking-up time
- drink link
- drink out
- drip
- drive
- drive a coach and horses through
- drive Irish tandem
- driveller
- driveway
- driving licence
- drock
- droit of admiralty
- droitural
- drone
- drop
- drop a bollock
- drop a bomb
- drop a brick
- drophead
- drophead coupé
- drop into
- Drs
- drum
- drum horse
- drumly
- drummer
- drum up
- drunk as Chloe
- dry
- dry bob
- dry rent
- DS
- DSC
- DSL
- DSO
- DSS
- dual carriageway
- dub