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Briticism, Britishism a word or phrase characteristic of speakers of English in Britain and not usually used by English speakers elsewhere. See also: Englisha word, idiom, or phrase characteristic of or restricted to British English. Also called Britishism. Cf. Americanism, Canadianism. See also: Language
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| The glossary at the ends helps decipher her Britishisms and unique argot--e. All those expressions like ``nil'' for zero and ``pitch'' for field, those aren't soccerisms, they're Britishisms. Acheson consistently showed a kind of willfulness and courage in public that stands in contrast to modern policy makers, whom Acheson would have regarded as craven, or to use one of his Britishisms, "wet. |
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