But British people also say some other really weird, confusing things. To celebrate the launch of Business Insider's UK website, we compiled 12 British phrases that will leave Americans utterly ...
“ [Cardiff University] has told students not to use colloquial phrases such as ‘kill two birds with one stone’ or ‘a piece of ...
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Meghan Markle Shares Her Mood Board, Complete with Quippy Sayings and Possibly a Hint to As Ever’s First ProductMeghan Markle hinted at lifestyle brand As Ever's first product offering on a mood board she posted to her Instagram on February 20.
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14 Foods You Didn’t Know Were Called by Different Names in the U.K.Perfect your dialect with these 11 British sayings everyone should know. A soft, round roll you might consider a burger bun in the U.S. different names in Britain: a bap. Depending on where you ...
Abbreviated from the French "vin blanc" meaning white wine, this typical British soldier's alliteration eventually became the word for any kind of wine, as in, "pass that bottle of plonk".
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