Brit
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- noun
- /brɪt/
- Informal
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británico
- Instead, I was a poor Brit in New York, a scholarship student among debutantes.
Furthermore, this Brit chose not to have a kid.
- Furthermore, this Brit chose not to have a kid.
- We got the the most famous Brit in the world in Canada somehow.
- I've never heard that phrase before, being a Brit.
- It's it's just one because it's made by a Brit is just like, look, got no skin in the game.
- Kelly J Keene, she's a Brit.
- Now I'm, as I said, I'm Scottish born, my mother's English, an Anglo Scott, I'm a Brit.
- You went the midsection of a Chinese man and then you went the upper half of a Brit.
- We're just another Brit who just gets mugged off by the government and that's kind of it.
- And like all that we knew about was was you all the weakest link, like the Brit that was Anne Robinson and that was the first brutal take on what this was.
- It's, you know, Nazi's bad, Brit's good or, or allies good rather.
- She is just this ass kicking salty Brit who doesn't take any shit from anyone.
Examples
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Sometimes I don't understand the Brits, particularly the ones who can afford it.
Fiction book (1995) -
I remember being in Cannes when it went through and every Brit was just dazed.
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And I look as a Brit by birth.
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We got the the most famous Brit in the world in Canada somehow.
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Surely no way back for the Brit now.
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Furthermore, this Brit chose not to have a kid.
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I thought you Brits like this kind of thing.
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We're just another Brit who just gets mugged off by the government and that's kind of it.
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Remember, Mr. Hannan is a Brit and doesn't quite get us, brilliant as he is.
Blog text (4) -
As a proud Brit, she enjoys celebrating traditional holidays like Trooping the Colour.
Synonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Brit is a short, friendly form of Briton and Britain, which were old names for the island and its people. So a Brit is simply someone from 'Britain'.