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 11,122 total.
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- HS1
- HS2
- HST
- hud
- Hudds
- hulk
- hullo
- hum
- hum and ha
- hum and haw
- humbug
- humbuzz
- humming October
- humourist
- humourous
- humourously
- hump
- humpback bridge
- hun
- Hun
- hundert
- hundreds and thousands
- hundredweight
- Citations:hunger stone
- hungrisome
- hunk of junk
- hunky punk
- Hunts
- hunt saboteur
- huntsman
- hunt the gowk
- hurden
- hurdies
- hurdle
- hurrier
- husband
- husbands' boat
- hush shop
- huss
- hustlement
- hybrid bill
- hybrid cycle track
- hybrid nappy
- hybrid vigour
- hydro
- hydrocoele
- hydrogen disulphide
- hydrogen sulphide
- hydrosulphide
- hygge
- hymnbook
- hyperuricaemia
- hypo
- hypothecate
- hypothecation
- hypouricaemia
I
- I beg your pudding
- I believe you, thousands wouldn't
- IC1
- IC2
- IC3
- IC4
- IC5
- IC6
- IC9
- IC code
- ice
- iceberg basement
- icebox
- icebox cake
- ice cream parlour
- ice cream van
- ice lol
- ice lolly
- ice pole
- ice pop
- ICI
- icing sugar
- ickle
- ICO
- idear
- identikit
- identity parade
- idiot's lantern
- idoliser
- I don't know
- IDST
- IDVA
- IFA
- if'n
- IFoA
- if the cap fits
- if the cap fits, wear it
- if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys
- IGMC
- IHAT
- IHT
- IISS
- I'll be blowed
- ill-favouredness
- I'll get my coat
- I'll go to the foot of our stairs
- ill humour
- ill-humoured
- illitisation
- ill-scathe
- ILR
- I'm all right, Jack
- Imbolc
- IMD
- immersion
- I'm not being funny
- Imogen
- imp
- imparsonee
- impeachment
- imperial pint
- impetration
- impose
- imposition
- imprison
- imshee
- i'n
- in
- in a cleft stick
- in a flap
- in aid of
- in all weathers
- in a pig's arse
- in a real state
- in a right state
- in bad bread
- in bits
- inborrow
- incentre
- incept
- inceptor
- incline lift
- in colour
- income
- income support
- indecent assault
- Ind Est
- Indian
- indicator
- indicavit
- indictable offence
- indijaggers
- individual voluntary arrangement
- indorse
- industrial action
- Indy
- infamous
- infang
- infanteer
- infanteering
- infantilisation
- infant school
- in flying colours
- in funds
- in future
- Ingerland
- in good bread
- ingross
- ingrossment
- in hand
- in hospital
- initialled
- initialling
- inkling
- inlagation
- inlaw
- inlock
- inn
- inner bar
- innings
- innit
- in one's own time
- in prime twig
- inquest of office
- inquiration
- in rag order
- insense
- in service
- in-service
- INSET day
- inside
- Inspector Knacker
- instal
- instalment
- Instamum
- instil
- intake
- intendant
- intercommon
- intercommonage
- intermediate switch
- internal
- international
- interval