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Briteaboo 

People (typically North Americans) that are obsessed with British culture, language and comedy.

Your average briteaboo can be found in tea shops, old style candy stores and used book shoppes. They'll often try to use slang such as randy, dashing, 'tis, wanker and tosser. However, more often than not, they don't pull them off.

See: Weeaboo
"Hello there you randy son of a wanker, did you scoff at that episode of Monty Python that aired last night?"
"Bro, stop being such a Briteaboo."
Briteaboo by Tsahcomplice November 2, 2011
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britaboo 

An individual who does not come from Great Britain, and obsesses with British culture, whilst being both ignorant and moronic. Usually a Sherlock fan, and thinks tea is a godsend.
Person 1: Wow, Britain is so great! Man, I want to go to England and drink tea with Benedict Cumberbatch! Wow, British accents! Big Ben! The Royal Family!
Person 2: What about Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland?
Person 1: But that's not part of Britain.
Person 2: You're such a Britaboo.
britaboo by nos4r2 February 10, 2014

Britaboo 

Reilly: Lucy is always watching shows from the UK.
Dibble: Yeah, and she won't shut the hell up about it either.
Reilly: Do you think she's a britaboo?
Dibble: Probably.
Britaboo by Psycho-tron April 27, 2015

The Brotebook 

When a man (or a bro) is forced to watch The Notebook by his girlfriend. Thereby making him unable to hang with his bros. Note that it is usually reccommended to bring another movie to watch afterward to cancel out the feminism of The Notebook. Such movies include explosions, guns, and/or women.
No Ben I can't get crunk at your house on Friday cause I'm watching The Brotebook with Kali.
The Brotebook by Jtime2 February 8, 2009

Brotebook bromance 

When a friend inside of a group of bros has a girlfriend with hoe-ass lonely lodge friends who try to break them up stay together to form a union of unbreakable guyship in lovey landing.
I need a brotebook bromance if I want to get through this.

Britaboo 

An Adjective. The word "Britaboo" is the
same as Weaboo and Koreaboo, but instead Britaboos are people who are a disgrace to the British culture.
They think all British people talk fancy and just say 'mate', 'cheerio' 'blimey', 'oh my giddy-aunt'
This adjective is made for people who fake their culture and make fun of the British accent.

Britaboos are people who fake their culture, who are a British wannabee and make fun of the culture, mimic the accent and disrespect the culture too, these people are mostly idiots who just want to piss you off, if you are a British and if there is a person who is not a British and they find out your nationality, they will just annoy you with a fake British accent. These people act like they love the culture, but in reality, they are mocking it, Britaboos are just retarded losers who just want attention only because they are "British" apparently.
Britaboo: "Omg I love your accent, where are you from!"
British: "Oh, you do, well I'm from the UK."
Britaboo: "Oh so you're British? Wow! Haha...
Britaboo: *uses fake British accent* "Hi, I'm a Brit-ish and this is how awwllll Brit-ish people taulk, I am soooo weurdd!"
British:...
Britaboo by Rock Starla December 23, 2018

brittaboo 

A non British person who basically is obsessed with British people and Britain in general. They often try to be just like them by copying the lifestyle and the accent they talk in. Which is kind of like a weeaboo but for British people.
Brittaboo is basically being direspectful to the culture and making themselves look like a peice of shit.🤷🏾 ♂️
brittaboo by The Big Durdle January 16, 2018
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