Brits
- noun
- /brɪts/
- Informal
- The Brits are known for their love of tea and scones during afternoon tea.
Our guys, you know, the Canadians, the Brits there to liberate France.
- Our guys, you know, the Canadians, the Brits there to liberate France.
- Why is it that the Brits have never really done that?
- So they latch on to the way in which the Brits have organized.
- But we'll do as Brits always do, keep calm and carry on.
- And the Germans or the Brits or the French would do the, the bribing.
- Our team, I've worked in several teams that are all, all Brits, very professional, great guys.
- They say why should I speak out if the Brits are so quiet?
- So what percentage, Joey of Brits do you think believe they could beat up a grizzly bear?
- It took me to a matinee and I was, as the Brits say, gobsmacked.
- So the Brits came along, and it really paved the way.
- There were Jews in the area of Palestine under the Brits and under the Ottoman Empire for sure.
Examples
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Why is it that the Brits have never really done that?
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The Queen's new condiments include tomato sauce, a vague term Brits use for ketchup.
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Not really, it's just how all Brits make their tea.
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But we'll do as Brits always do, keep calm and carry on.
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All right, shout out to all you Brits out there.
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Our team, I've worked in several teams that are all, all Brits, very professional, great guys.
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It took me to a matinee and I was, as the Brits say, gobsmacked.
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Many Brits enjoy a traditional breakfast that includes eggs and bacon.
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During the summer, many Brits flock to the countryside for vacations.
Synonyms
A person from Britain
People from Great Britain who live there or share its culture
A person who lives in Great Britain
People who live in Great Britain or whose family comes from there
A person from Great Britain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Brits is the short, informal form of British, which comes from Briton, the old name for people from the island once called Britannia. So, Brits simply means 'people from Great Britain'.