by danial thundero August 9, 2003
1.A term for a group of British people or Brits.
2.The British version of the Grammies, however they are very different. Artists actually care about Brits and they are given to GOOD artists. The award is in the shape of a Golden Face. The most sought after award in British music.
2.The British version of the Grammies, however they are very different. Artists actually care about Brits and they are given to GOOD artists. The award is in the shape of a Golden Face. The most sought after award in British music.
1.Hey lets go talk to those Brits, the look cool.
2.I won a Brit! Now theres nothing left to live for! *stabs*
2.I won a Brit! Now theres nothing left to live for! *stabs*
by rawr March 30, 2005
Brit - Brittish Person
Person who was born in or has citizenship in England, Scotland ,Wales or Northern Ireland
Person who was born in or has citizenship in England, Scotland ,Wales or Northern Ireland
by Adolf Gates February 14, 2005
1. A British person or somebody born and raised in Great Britain.
2. Some times used either as a friendly term or insulting term to describe a person of British descent, depending on how the particular person precieves it.
2. Some times used either as a friendly term or insulting term to describe a person of British descent, depending on how the particular person precieves it.
American: Look at that guy, he's awesome!
American #2: Oh, yeah. He's a Brit, isn't he?
American: Yup. That is what makes him more awesome; he's a Brit!
American #2: Isn't the term "Brit" offensive?
American: Not that I know of; a Brit is someone described as an individual of British ancestory, no more, no less.
American #2: Oh, yeah. He's a Brit, isn't he?
American: Yup. That is what makes him more awesome; he's a Brit!
American #2: Isn't the term "Brit" offensive?
American: Not that I know of; a Brit is someone described as an individual of British ancestory, no more, no less.
by BrandEEE October 5, 2011
Someone who is from Britian (ie Scotland, England, Wales. NOT Northern Ireland, as Britian and the UK aren't the same.)
They actually spell honour and colour correctly, as that is how the words are spelt in their language. The Americans don't incorrectly spell color and honor, because that's how they spell it in their language (contrary to popular belief, Americans don't speak English, they speak American: a bastardization of the former). Oh, and English isn't the only language spoken in Britian, what about Welsh?
A Brit has a unique sense of humour which they often resort to at solemn times. They're basically exactly the same as everyone else on the planet, except for small differences.
They actually spell honour and colour correctly, as that is how the words are spelt in their language. The Americans don't incorrectly spell color and honor, because that's how they spell it in their language (contrary to popular belief, Americans don't speak English, they speak American: a bastardization of the former). Oh, and English isn't the only language spoken in Britian, what about Welsh?
A Brit has a unique sense of humour which they often resort to at solemn times. They're basically exactly the same as everyone else on the planet, except for small differences.
by Jimmy Kickarse July 22, 2006
People who can’t take a joke and get triggered if one person said something negatively about English.
by Kill yourselves September 7, 2018
Me: "Those fucking Brits are blaming me for our dumbass president, it's not like I'm supporting the asshole."
Friend: "I know, what assholes. I think they're just upset because there skin is paste white and they have small peckers."
Friend: "I know, what assholes. I think they're just upset because there skin is paste white and they have small peckers."
by calvinownsj00 May 30, 2005