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 6 subcategories, out of 13 total.
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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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- H
- HA
- ha'
- haberdasher
- hack
- hacker
- Hackgate
- hacking
- hackney carriage
- hade
- haem
- haematoma
- haematuria
- haemic
- haemogenic
- haemorrhagic fever
- HAF
- haffle
- hag do
- Hagueite
- hagworm
- hail
- hail and ride
- hairdresser's
- hairdryer
- hairy canary
- hake
- half
- half a grunter
- half and half
- Citations:half and half
- half-arse
- half-arsed
- half-colonel
- half cut
- half-mourning
- halfpennyworth
- half-rocked
- half term
- half-term
- Hall
- halliblash
- hall of residence
- halls
- halt
- hamlet
- hammered
- hamper
- ham shank
- hamstered
- hanaster
- handbag
- handbagging
- handbags
- handbags at dawn
- handle
- hand someone their cards
- hang about
- hanger
- hanging
- hanging out of one's arse
- hangman's wages
- hangment
- hank
- hannit
- Hansard
- Hansardize
- hanshaw
- hantle
- hap
- ha'penny
- ha'penny starver
- ha'p'orth
- ha'p'orths
- happy as a pig in shit
- Happy Christmas
- happy days
- happy families
- harbourage
- harbourfront
- harbour master
- harbourmaster
- hard disc
- hard done by
- harden up
- hard left
- hardtop
- hard word
- hareld
- haricot bean
- Harriet Lane
- harris
- Harry Hun
- Harry-soph
- Harry starkers
- harvest
- Harvest Festival
- Harvey Smith salute
- Harvey Smith sign
- hatchboat
- HATO
- hat stand
- hat-stand
- hatstand
- haul
- haul someone over the coals
- haunt
- have
- have a bone in one's leg
- have a go
- have-a-go
- have-a-go hero
- have a laugh
- have a pop at
- have a thick head
- have a thin time of it
- have a word with oneself
- have been in the wars
- have drink taken
- have form
- have got
- have on
- have one's hand in the till
- have one's heart in one's boots
- have one's name in the Gazette
- have one's Weetabix
- haver
- have someone's guts for garters
- have the painters in
- have the wind up
- have up
- hawm
- haybote
- Haymarket Hector
- HBMS
- HBOS
- HCI
- HEA
- head
- head beetler
- head boy
- headcode
- head down, bum up
- head girl
- headish
- headmaster
- headmastership
- headmistress
- headmould
- headship
- headshunt
- heads of agreement
- headstalls
- headteacher
- head tenant
- health visitor
- health warning
- hear tell
- heat bank
- Heath Robinson
- heave
- heavens above
- heavy
- heavy mob
- hectogramme
- hedge
- hedgebote
- heft
- Heinz
- hell and Tommy
- hello
- helm
- helply
- helpmates
- helpsome
- helter-skelter
- hemisemidemiquaver
- hemmel
- hen
- hench
- hen do
- Hendo's
- hen-mould
- hen party
- henry
- Henry
- Henry VIII clause
- here
- her indoors