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 subcategory, out of 13 total.
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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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- WC
- WCA
- WCML
- WDC
- weakiness
- weaky
- Weald
- Wealden
- weapon
- wear
- wear the trousers
- weaselled
- weaselling
- weather-gleam
- weatherproof
- weatherproofing
- webshite
- wedge
- wedge up
- Wednesday
- wee
- weed
- weedy
- WEEE
- weekend
- weer
- weet-weet
- wee-wee
- weighbridge
- weigh off
- wekeen
- welcher
- well
- well, well
- well-covered
- wellies
- Wellington boots
- wellingtonia
- well wagon
- welly
- welly whanging
- welsher
- welshnut
- welt
- wem
- wend
- wendy
- werry
- wersh
- Westlandgate
- West Lothian question
- wet
- wet and warm
- wetbird
- wet bob
- wet break
- wetly
- wet Nelly
- wet play
- wet the other eye
- wet-un
- whaap
- whack
- whang
- whap
- wharp
- what
- what are you like
- what do you want, a biscuit
- whatkin
- whatsit
- what's the betting
- what time do you make it
- what-what
- what you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts
- wheatsel
- wheel
- wheelbird
- wheeler
- wheelie bin
- wheel round
- wheeltapper
- wheeltapping
- wheen
- wheeze
- whelk stall
- whemmel
- when it's at home
- where is the toilet
- where there's muck there's brass
- where there's smoke, there's fire
- whetile
- whew
- whewer
- whid
- whiffle
- whig
- whilom
- whilst
- Citations:whilst
- whinge
- whinnock
- whinyard
- whip-round
- whip the cat
- whisht
- whiskery
- whisket
- whiskin
- whisterpoop
- whistle in the wind
- white
- White
- whiteboy
- Whitechapel cart
- white English bulldog
- white hog
- white metal
- white nigger
- white owl
- white paper
- white-pot
- Whites
- white satin
- whitester
- white-tailed sea eagle
- white van man
- whitewall
- whitewash
- whitey
- whither
- whiting-mop
- Whitley goose
- Whitleyism
- whitling
- whitret
- whittaw
- whiz
- whizz-bang
- whizzer
- whizzo
- whoam
- who ate all the pies
- whoopsy
- whoremonger
- who's 'she', the cat's mother
- why
- why oh why
- wibble
- wibbly
- wick
- wicked
- wicket
- wickie
- widdle
- wide
- wide boy
- wido
- widow's chamber
- wieldy
- wiener
- wierangle
- wifebeater
- wifie
- Wigan kebab
- wigger
- wigging
- wight
- wike
- wild cat
- wildcat
- wild marjoram
- will o' the wisp
- willy
- willy warmer
- wilsome
- WILTY
- winceyette
- Winchester
- Winchester gallon
- Winchester quart
- wind
- windcheater
- windcuffer
- wind-grass
- windhover
- winding
- windle
- windlestraw
- wind one's neck in
- window licker
- window swallow
- windpipe
- windrow
- windscreen
- windscreen washer
- windscreen wiper
- wind up
- wind-up
- wind-up merchant