Debrett

British  

/ dəˈbrɛt /

noun

1. In full: Debrett's Peerage.  a list of the British aristocracy

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Etymology

Origin of Debrett

C19: after J. Debrett (c. 1750–1822), London publisher who first issued it

Example Sentences

Luckily, only a few minutes into the interview, the singer born Tahliah Debrett Barnett spotted a familiar matcha spot coming up on her route.

From Los Angeles Times

But he can continue to be referred to as the Duke of York in the media and in private correspondence, as well as in a database of peerages maintained by Debrett’s, an authority on Britain’s etiquette since the 18th century, according to Robert Hazell, a constitutional expert at University College London.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the same video, the Cheltenham-born performer, real name Tahliah Debrett Barnett, suggests this isn't the only problem she's had with her production team on her Eusexua tour.

From BBC

It depends on how well you know the person who gave you the gift, according to Rupert Wesson from professional coaching company Debrett's.

From BBC

“Don’t even say the word ′salt′ to us…” the etiquette guide Debrett’s wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

From Seattle Times