British
[brit-ish]
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adjective
of or relating to Great Britain or its inhabitants.
used especially by natives or inhabitants of Great Britain: In this dictionary, “Brit.” is an abbreviation for “British usage.”
noun
the people native to or inhabiting Great Britain.
the Celtic language of the ancient Britons.
Origin of British
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With all of his anti-American and pro-British ideas he leaped upon it.
The Personality of American CitiesEdward Hungerford
As for the Arab officers, they were whole-heartedly pro-British.
Eastern Nights - and FlightsAlan Bott
From the first the Indians of the Northwest were pro-British.
The Land of the MiamisElmore Barce
I had not up to then met so thoroughly pro-British an enemy.
A Prisoner in TurkeyJohn Still
They think I am hopelessly pro-British and that I am being used.
The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume IIBurton J. Hendrick
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