Answer: BRIT
BRIT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 153 times.
- Limey
- Londoner
- Yank ally
- Jolly old chap
- Londoner, e.g.
- Falklands war participant
- Subject of Elizabeth
- One wearing pyjamas?
- Liverpudlian, e.g.
- "I say!" sayer
- Old chap, say
- Elton John, e.g.
- One who says "I say, old chap"
- Londoner, e.g., informally
- Londoner or Liverpudlian, e.g.
- One who watches the telly
- Londoner, e.g., for short
- Telly watcher
- Elton John or Paul McCartney
- Tony Blair, for one
- Elton John, for one
- Londoner or Liverpudlian
- Liverpudlian, for one
- John Bull, for one
- Daphne of "Frasier," for one
- London lad
- Shropshire citizen, for short
- Liverpudlian or Londoner
- Blighty blighter
- K-Fed's ex, in tabloids
- Blighter from Blighty
- Dover denizen
- Cantab, for one
- One who calls quotation marks "inverted commas"
- John or Lennon
- To whom our ''millions'' are ''billions''
- Native of England, for short
- WWII ally
- Gordon Brown, for one
- England native, for short
- Coventry chap
- Elton John or Paul McCartney, e.g.
- One who works to gain pounds?
- Londoner, for short
- Subject of Elizabeth, briefly
- Herring young
- G.B. resident
- Elton John or John Lennon, briefly
- Ringo or Paul, e.g.
- Liverpudlian or Londoner, briefly
- Londoner, briefly
- Richard Branson, e.g.
- U.K. native
- One who puts U in disfavor?
- Person under the Union Jack
- One with a spare in his boot
- Bloke from Stoke-on-Trent
- Person from Wales, for short
- Newsman Hume
- To whom our "millions" are "billions"
- Piltdown man
- Avon lady, e.g.?
- Chelsea chap
- UK person
- London native, informally
- One who may say "I say" a lot
- Londoner, informally
- 20 Across, for one
- UK resident
- England-er
- Englander
- London native
- Englishman
- Tyre changer
- "Blimey!" blurter
- One queued up for petrol
- Programme watcher, say
- Brolly carrier
- London local
- Liverpool chap
- Journalist Hume
- Yank's ally, often
- Cockney or Cantabrigian
- Englishman, for short
- One who says "loo" instead of "john"
- Right Whale's diet
- Plankton
- "I say" sayer
- Dover soul
- Hume of Fox News
- One loyal to the Union Jack, informally
- Blackpool bloke
- Yank's friend across the pond
- Piltdown man, say
- One from London Town, e.g.
- One putting a tyre into a boot
- Londoner, for one
- Paul, John, Ringo or George, e.g.
- Yank's ally
- Manchester man
- Musical lead-in to pop
- London chap
- Gent from London
- Englishman, informally
- One in a lift, maybe
- Bloke from Bath
- Lad from Leeds
- Londoner or Glaswegian, informally
- Person from London
- Any Londoner
- Englishman, slangily
- Native Londoner
- Petrol pumper
- Traveller in London's Tube
- Subject of Queen Elizabeth, informally
- Greenwich guy, for short
- Many a bangers-and-mash eater
- Pounds spender, informally
- One from England
- "Blimey!" sayer
- One who's happy about acquiring a few extra pounds, informally
- One whose car has a bonnet and tyres
- One who's "knackered" when exhausted, informally
- Theatregoer, quite possibly
- Lancastrian or Liverpudlian
- Tube rider, perhaps
- Tyre buyer
- Theresa May, e. g.
- Theresa Mae,e.g.
- One from England, for short
- Pram pusher
- Many an eel pie eater
- U.S. : Grammy :: U.K. : ___
- Many a theatre attendee
- Adele or Ed Sheeran
- "The Vanishing Half" author Bennett
- Bath occupant, say
- "Old chap" speaker
- One for whom underwear is pants
- One with a tyre in his boot, perhaps
- ITV viewer, typically
- Many a University of London student
- "The Mothers" author Bennett
- Person who might order crisps
- Tube rider, e.g.
- Resident of Bristol or Bath
- George Smiley, for one
- Person from Wales or Westminster
- Londoner, for example
- Person from London or Liverpool
- One who may keep a spare tyre in a boot
- One may call underwear pants
- Who might call French fries "chips"