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 7 subcategories, out of 13 total.
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- British English forms (0 c, 1465 e)
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- Manx English (0 c, 40 e)
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- Oxford spellings (0 c, 138 e)
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Pages in category "British English"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 11,168 total.
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- epiphanisation
- epiphanise
- EPQ
- equality money
- equalled
- equerry
- ER
- ERA
- 'ere
- 'er indoors
- erk
- erm
- ern
- ert
- escambio
- escutcheon of pretence
- esnecy
- ESO
- Esperantise
- esplees
- Essex girl
- Essex man
- Essex stile
- essoin
- estate
- estate agent
- estate car
- Estuary English
- ETD
- ETH
- ether
- ethinyloestradiol
- ethynodiol
- Eton
- euhemerisation
- euhemerise
- Europe
- Euro-rebel
- Euro wasp
- EUSS
- euthanase
- even-down
- evening tea
- everlasting staircase
- ever-present
- every little helps
- Eve's pudding
- ewery
- EWS
- examining justice
- excentre
- excess
- Exch.
- Exchequer
- excise glass
- excuse me
- ex-directory
- exeat
- exempt
- exhibition
- exhibitioner
- exigent
- exigenter
- exotic cheroot
- exoticisation
- expeditate
- expeditation
- expiry
- expiry date
- expone
- expressway
- extend
- extension lead
- extraburghal
- extractor hood
- extract the Michael
- extra time
- ey
- Eye
- eyeable
- Eyetie
- EYFS
- eyndill
- eyot
- eyre
F
- F
- fabby
- fabric conditioner
- faceache
- face like a bag of spanners
- face like the back end of a bus
- fack
- FACT
- factory
- faddle
- fadge
- fadger
- faeces
- faff
- faff about
- faffage
- faffery
- faffy
- fag
- fag break
- fagbutt
- faggery
- fagging
- faggot
- faggot vote
- faggot voter
- fagless
- faglighter
- fagot
- fag packet
- fainaigue
- fainites
- fair crack of the whip
- fair dos
- fair play
- fairy
- fairy butter
- fairy cake
- fairy lights
- fairy liquid
- fakeaway
- falk
- fall
- fall off the back of a lorry
- family allowance
- family grouping
- fam trip
- famulist
- fanackapan
- fanciable
- fancy
- fancy dress
- fancy man
- fancy seeing you here
- fand
- fandabidozi
- fanny
- fanny about
- Fanny Adams
- fanny batter
- fanny fart
- fanny flaps
- fanny merchant
- fanny pad
- fanny rat
- far
- farden
- fare
- fario
- farlie
- farm
- Farm
- farmer
- fart-arse
- farthingdale
- farty
- fascia
- fash
- fast
- Fastens Tuesday
- fastness
- fat hen
- fat is flavour
- fat rascal
- fausen
- favourably
- favourite
- fawce
- fawny
- fax
- FBI
- FCA
- FCDO
- FCO
- FCUM
- FDEA
- FE
- feaberry
- feal
- fear
- fearfully
- featherbed
- feckless
- fed up to the back teeth
- feed
- feel someone's collar
- feelth
- fell
- fellermelad
- fellmonger
- fellow
- fellwalker
- fellwalking
- felony
- felt-tip pen