Meaning & Definition of word "Brit"

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    Brit

    /brɪt/

    noun:

    • 1. A British person, often used informally.
      • Example: As a brit, he loved discussing football and tea.
    • 2. A term used to describe a member of the British community or culture.
      • Example: The festival has attracted many brits who enjoy celebrating their heritage.
    • 3. A colloquial term for a person from the United Kingdom.
      • Example: Speaking with a brit can often mean you’ll hear some interesting stories about their travels.

    Etymology

    Derived from the word 'Briton', referring to the indigenous people of Britain.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Brits abroad:

    A phrase referring to British people traveling or living in foreign countries.

    Proud Brit:

    A term used to describe someone who takes pride in their British heritage.

    Related Words

    Briton:

    A native or inhabitant of Britain.

    Britain:

    An island in northwestern Europe, comprising England, Scotland, and Wales.

    Slang Meanings of brit

    Meaning: A casual or informal way to refer to a British person.

    Example Sentence: When in London, I met a really friendly brit at a pub.

    Meaning: Used sometimes in a derogatory sense, often by non-British individuals.

    Example Sentence: He was teasing his friend, calling him a typical brit for drinking tea.