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In the UK, the term commonly used for menstruation is "period." Some people may also refer to it as "the monthlies" or simply "my time of the month." Additionally, colloquial terms like "on the rag" or "Aunt Flo" are sometimes used, but "period" remains the most straightforward and widely understood term.
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What do British call a flashlight?
The British call a flashlight a torch.
What time period did the British monarch Charles the II return to the throne?
restoration period Charles I is most closely related to which period of British literature? is Caroline Period
What do pants mean in British?
What Americans call pants, the British would call trousers.
Author from the British Literature period?
There is no 'British Literature' period. Can you be more specific?
What does the British call a can?
....a can.
What do you call someone from British Columbia?
british columbians
What do the british call the dot at the end of a sentence?
The British call the dot at the end of a sentence a "full stop."
What do the British call what Americans call cream?
They call it cream too.
What do British people call sinks?
They call them sinks.
Why do you call British bulldogs British?
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What does accumulator mean in British?
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What do the british call a farm tractor?
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