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The proper adjective British means of or from Great Britain (island kingdom of England, Scotland, and Wales). The term is also used to mean typical of Great Britain or its natives, such as accents or pronunciations.
The noun (the British), along with the plural Britons, is used as a collective noun (demonym) for people of the British Isles.
Geographically, The British Isles are the main islands of Britain and Ireland and all of their off-shore islands, so I don't think that Irish people would be happy about being described as 'British'!
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Why did Britisher resent Britisher taxes?
Americans did not elect representatives to Parliament as people who lived in Great Britain did.
Is Justin bieber a Britisher?
yeahh
What is Judicial purpose?
a lot of guns from the Britisher
What is the judicial branch's purpose?
a lot of guns from the Britisher
Which britisher introduced police system in India?
cornwallis
Which side of the road do britisher's drive on?
Left side.
Are you correct if you say you are a britisher?
No, I am British, an englophille, or I love the Brits.
Who set out to end the Britisher attacks on western settlers?
dick
What do Britisher call when you need a poo but you can't get it out?
The medical term is 'constipation' !
Why did the Britisher explorer inspect the monolith so carefulwith his monocile?
Because he was blind!
Why did the Indians depend on a Britisher to find Indian national congress?
they wewre ricj
What is the judicial purpose?
a lot of guns from the Britisher
