Word "BRIT" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a native or inhabitant of Great Britain
Synonyms:
britisher, briton

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
the young of a herring or sprat or similar fish
Synonyms:
britt

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
minute crustaceans forming food for right whales
Synonyms:
britt

Crossword Clues for BRIT

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Person from Newcastle, e.g. Universal 12 Jul 2026
One who calls a big truck a "lorry" New York Times Midi 27 Jun 2026
Native of the United Kingdom, for short (rhymes with "grit")
Englishman, informally
Londoner, e.g. Thomas Joseph 18 Apr 2026
Tyre buyer Newsday 12 Apr 2026
Londoner, for example USA Today 26 Jan 2026
One who eats crisps and uses a loo New York Times 08 Jan 2026
Londoner, informally
Lead-in to pop or lit New York Times 03 Dec 2025
Englishman, informally
Londoner, e.g. Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2025
One who may say "loo" or "blimey," for short
One with a draught board Newsday 20 Sep 2025
London citizen, informally
Piece about King of England, say (4) The Sun Two Speed 24 Aug 2025
Gent from Kent New York Times 24 Aug 2025
Telly watcher Universal 14 Jul 2025
___ Awards a" annual UK music awards (4)
Londoner, e.g. Thomas Joseph 08 Jul 2025
Scot or English person, eg (4)
Tom Holland, e.g.
One who says "zed" and "aluminium"
Manchester native
News journalist and political commentator ___ Hume
Londoner or Liverpudlian Universal 16 Apr 2025
GB national The Sun Two Speed 11 Apr 2025
Coin about right for one from UK The Sun Two Speed 11 Apr 2025
Dover native
Londoner or Liverpudlian, informally New York Times 24 Mar 2025
Native of London Family Time 10 Mar 2025
News journalist Hume
Lorry driver, often LA Times Daily 08 Mar 2025
Annual music awards first held in 1977 (4)
London native
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 29 Jan 2025
Person partial to humour? New York Times 18 Jan 2025
Oxonian, for one Wall Street Journal 28 Dec 2024
UK resident (4)
Liverpool resident, informally
Cockney, e.g. Premier Sunday 24 Nov 2024
One who might say "knackered" Universal 22 Nov 2024
Liverpudlian or Mancunian New York Times 06 Nov 2024
Yank's across-the-Pond neighbor
___ milah: Circumcision (4)
European nationality, briefly
"I say!" sayer Premier Sunday 20 Oct 2024
Run into part for such annual music awards on TV (4)
Londoner, e.g. Universal 10 Sep 2024
River of Bridport, Dorset - bit of celebrity! (4)
Keir Starmer, e.g. Wall Street Journal 07 Sep 2024
European tribe almost destroyed
Person who puts u in armor?
One from the UK Commuter 19 Aug 2024
Chap from Chelsea, e.g. Premier Sunday 07 Jul 2024
Redcoat, e.g., familiarly Wall Street Journal 03 Jul 2024
UK national The Sun Two Speed 02 Jul 2024
Piece about King of England, say The Sun Two Speed 02 Jul 2024
Native of the UK, informally
Harry Styles or Andy Murray, e.g.
Informal British citizen
Prefix with pop or com
Charles III, for one
Nottingham native Wall Street Journal 08 May 2024
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 06 May 2024
London or Leeds native Premier Sunday 05 May 2024
Blighty dweller
Person from the UK Commuter 19 Apr 2024
Londoner or Lancastrian
Many a Tate Modern patron
One with favourite colours, informally
Little Englander, say?
Person most likely to use 8D in a sentence
One with a driving licence Newsday 15 Mar 2024
Who might call French fries "chips" New York Times 06 Mar 2024
Londoner, e.g. Thomas Joseph 05 Mar 2024
Telly watcher Premier Sunday 25 Feb 2024
(Informal) UK resident The Guardian Quick 17 Feb 2024
"The Vanishing Half" author Bennett LA Times Daily 11 Feb 2024
One leaving the EU
Annual UK pop award (4)
Lad from London, say Premier Sunday 04 Feb 2024
London native, for short
Person from the U.K. Universal 14 Jan 2024
UK native's part protecting river (4)
_ Awards - annual UK music awards (4)
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 21 Nov 2023
Person born in London, often Family Time 05 Nov 2023
One may call underwear "pants" Universal 01 Nov 2023
One who may keep a spare tyre in a boot LA Times Daily 01 Nov 2023
Londoner, e.g. USA Today 11 Oct 2023
Tyre buyer Newsday 01 Sep 2023
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 23 Aug 2023
UK national acted effectively, securing runs The Times Cryptic 14 Aug 2023
Liverpool resident, informally
Bath bloke Wall Street Journal 12 May 2023
Many a theatre attendee LA Times Daily 15 Apr 2023
Lady from Leeds or Liverpool Newsday 26 Feb 2023
Native of the United Kingdom, for short
Hardy or Holland Universal 11 Jan 2023
Londoner, e.g Thomas Joseph 04 Jan 2023
Londoner, for example USA Today 14 Dec 2022
Yank's ally Thomas Joseph 12 Oct 2022
Person from Wales or Westminster USA Today 23 Sep 2022
George Smiley, for one New York Times 09 Sep 2022
Resident of Bristol or Bath USA Today 22 Aug 2022
Tube rider, e.g New York Times 28 Jul 2022
Person who might order crisps USA Today 02 Jun 2022
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 25 May 2022
Native of London, informally
Many a University of London student USA Today 04 May 2022
One from Newcastle or Nottingham Newsday 01 May 2022
England resident, for short
UK native, for short Newsday 05 Apr 2022
BBC viewer Universal 27 Mar 2022
ITV viewer, typically USA Today 26 Jan 2022
Liverpool or Leeds native Premier Sunday 23 Jan 2022
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 12 Jan 2022
Young fish dash across river
Manchester man, e.g Universal 15 Dec 2021
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 13 Nov 2021
Londoner, e.g Premier Sunday 31 Oct 2021
Englishman, informally
London citizen, informally
Awards where Queen won the Single of the Year in 1977
One enlisting in the Royal Marines
One with a tyre in his boot, perhaps LA Times Daily 14 Sep 2021
One with a tyre in his boot, perhaps
Tyre buyer Newsday 12 Sep 2021
Young herring or sprat
One for whom underwear is pants New York Times 06 Jun 2021
'Old chap' speaker
"Old chap" speaker LA Times Daily 22 Mar 2021
Liverpudlian, e.g Newsday 14 Mar 2021
Bath occupant, say New York Times 12 Feb 2021
Bristol resident, for short
Telly watcher Eugene Sheffer 28 Jan 2021
'The Vanishing Half' author Bennett USA Today 10 Dec 2020
Londoner, e.g Thomas Joseph 28 Oct 2020
Any member of the Spice Girls, e.g
Adele or Ed Sheeran New York Times 04 Sep 2020
Londoner, e.g., informally New York Times 15 Jun 2020
Petrol pumper LA Times Daily 13 Apr 2020
Petrol pumper
Liverpudlian, e.g
Liverpudlian, e.g LA Times Daily 28 Mar 2020
Liverpudlian or Londoner, for example Wall Street Journal 24 Feb 2020
Any native Londoner Family Time 27 Jan 2020
Native of London, informally
Many a theatre attendee LA Times Daily 09 Nov 2019
Many a theatre attendee
U.S. : Grammy :: U.K. : __ LA Times Daily 02 Nov 2019
U.S. : Grammy :: U.K. : __
Many an eel pie eater USA Today 10 Oct 2019
Coin about right for one from these shores
Londoner, for short
Pram pusher
Pram pusher LA Times Daily 19 Sep 2019
London local Wall Street Journal 10 Jul 2019
His tribe left Europe in a hurry
Liverpudlian, e.g USA Today 28 Apr 2019
Londoner, for short
Lad from Leeds USA Today 18 Apr 2019
One from England, for short Newsday 18 Feb 2019
Tyre buyer Newsday 31 Jan 2019
A native of England, for short
Tube rider, perhaps
Tube rider, perhaps LA Times Daily 16 Jan 2019
Liverpudlian, e.g Universal 10 Jan 2019
Lancastrian or Liverpudlian
Lancastrian or Liverpudlian New York Times 03 Jan 2019
London local
Pram pusher
Tube rider, perhaps
U.S. : Grammy :: U.K. : __
Liverpudlian, e.g.
Many an eel pie eater
Liverpudlian, e.g.
Native Londoner Family Time 03 Dec 2018
Theatregoer, quite possibly Newsday 17 Nov 2018
One who's 'knackered' when exhausted, informally New York Times 28 Sep 2018
One whose car has a bonnet and tyres New York Times 27 Aug 2018
Londoner or Liverpudlian, for short USA Today 18 Aug 2018
One who's happy about acquiring a few extra pounds, informally New York Times 20 Jul 2018
'Blimey!' sayer New York Times 23 Jun 2018
Yank's ally USA Today 31 May 2018
Bloke from Bath Wall Street Journal 01 May 2018
One from England Newsday 21 Mar 2018
Pounds spender, informally USA Today 19 Feb 2018
Many a bangers-and-mash eater USA Today 08 Feb 2018
One whose car has a bonnet and tyres
Londoner or Liverpudlian, for short
One who's happy about acquiring a few extra pounds, informally
Bloke from Bath
Many a bangers-and-mash eater
Yank's ally
Pounds spender, informally
One who's "knackered" when exhausted, informally
Londoner, e.g., informally
"Blimey!" sayer
Greenwich guy, for short USA Today 25 Dec 2017
The -- Awards, annual pop music awards
Subject of Queen Elizabeth, informally New York Times 26 Sep 2017
Traveller in London's Tube
Traveller in London's Tube LA Times Daily 21 Aug 2017
Blackpool bloke Wall Street Journal 26 Apr 2017
Yank's ally Thomas Joseph 12 Apr 2017
Telly watcher Newsday 09 Apr 2017
Native Londoner Universal 27 Mar 2017
Manchester man Wall Street Journal 04 Mar 2017
Englishman, slangily Universal 18 Feb 2017
Londoner, for short USA Today 28 Jan 2017
Any Londoner Universal 10 Jan 2017
Traveller in London's Tube
Englishman, slangily
Any Londoner
Petrol pumper
Greenwich guy, for short
Subject of Queen Elizabeth, informally
Londoner, for short
Person from London Newsday 30 Nov 2016
Chap from Cheshire Wall Street Journal 31 Oct 2016
One of us has rook captured by piece The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Oct 2016
Londoner or Glaswegian, informally New York Times 12 Sep 2016
Birmingham bloke Wall Street Journal 02 Aug 2016
'Blimey!' blurter
Lorry driver, e.g Wall Street Journal 19 Mar 2016
Elton John or Tony Blair USA Today 07 Feb 2016
Englishman, for short USA Today 01 Feb 2016
Chelsea chap
Lad from Leeds Eugene Sheffer 28 Jan 2016
Bloke from Bristol Wall Street Journal 19 Jan 2016
Londoner Universal 01 Jan 2016
Londoner
Englishman, for short
Elton John or Tony Blair
Londoner or Glaswegian, informally
Englishman, for short
Londoner, colloquially
Bloke from Bath Eugene Sheffer 27 Oct 2015
UK native; young sprat The Times Concise 01 Oct 2015
Englishman, for short Thomas Joseph 22 Sep 2015
London native, informally LA Times Daily 21 Sep 2015
One in a lift, maybe LA Times Daily 01 Aug 2015
Pommy batsman's first run, leading to appeal? The Times Cryptic 28 Jul 2015
Brolly carrier LA Times Daily 28 Jun 2015
Gent from London Universal 19 Jun 2015
London chap USA Today 04 Jun 2015
Londoner, e.g., informally
Man from Manchester
Londoner, for short Newsday 07 Apr 2015
Musical lead-in to pop New York Times 07 Mar 2015
Benedict Cumberbatch, e.g
London native, informally
Musical lead-in to pop
Old chap, say
Benedict Cumberbatch, e.g.
London chap
One under Elizabeth II
One in a lift, maybe
Blackpool bloke
Gent from London
Brolly carrier
Londoner, for short
One loyal to the Union Jack, informally
Piltdown man, say
One from London Town, e.g.
"I say" sayer
Dover soul
Nottingham native
Yank's friend across the pond
One putting a tyre into a boot
Liverpudlian, e.g.
Cockney or Cantabrigian
Chelsea chap
"Blimey!" blurter
Dover soul
One who says "loo" instead of "john"
Rocker from '60s "Invasion"
Bloke from Stoke-on-Trent
Mick Jagger, slangily
Yank's ally, often
"Blimey!" blurter
U.K. native
Tyre changer
Londoner
Tony Blair, for one
One queued up for petrol
Spears, for short
Londoner, informally
Bloke from Stoke-on-Trent
Londoner, e.g.
One queued up for petrol
Programme watcher, say
Brolly carrier
One with a spare in his boot
Avon lady, e.g.?
London native, informally
Blighter from Blighty
One who might keep a torch in his boot
Person from Wales, for short
20 Across, for one
Londoner, e.g.
Person under the Union Jack
Newsman Hume
Chelsea chap
Sayer of "I say!"
Avon lady, e.g.?
One with a spare in his boot
Union Jack flier
One who may say "I say" a lot
U.K. native
Tube rider, e.g.
Piltdown man
Person under the Union Jack
Avon lady, e.g.?
One who puts U in disfavor?
England native, for short
Englishman
Blighty blighter
Dover denizen
Londoner, e.g.
Londoner, e.g.
Liverpudlian, for one
Elton John or Paul McCartney, e.g.
One who works to gain pounds?
Liverpudlian or Londoner, briefly
Subject of Elizabeth, briefly
Londoner, for short
Telly watcher
Londoner, e.g., for short
Gordon Brown, for one
Manchester man
WWII ally
Spender of pounds
U.K. denizen
Man of Mayfair
Native of England, for short
Londoner or Liverpudlian, e.g.
One who watches the telly
Liverpudlian, e.g.
K-Fed's ex, in tabloids
Tony Blair, for one
Elton John or John Lennon, briefly
G.B. resident
Herring young
Londoner, briefly
Tube rider
Tony Blair, for one
To whom our "millions" are "billions"
John Bull, for one
Richard Branson, e.g.
Telly watcher
Telly watcher
One who says "I say, old chap"
Ringo or Paul, e.g.
Correspondent Hume
Londoner, e.g.
Blighter from Blighty
Richard Branson, e.g.
Prince Charles or Tony Blair, e.g.
One who calls quotation marks "inverted commas"
John or Lennon
Elton John, e.g.
John or Lennon
Native of England
Old chap, say
Shropshire citizen, for short
London lad
Liverpudlian or Londoner
Coventry chap
Paul, John, Ringo or George, e.g.
Londoner, informally
"I say!" sayer
"I say!" sayer
Londoner or Liverpudlian
Sten wielder
Chelsea chap
Daphne of "Frasier," for one
"I say!" sayer
Cantab, for one
One who works to gain pounds?
Telly watcher
Yank ally
Tony Blair, for one
Yank ally
Londoner, e.g.
Major, for one
London native, for short
Elton John or Paul McCartney
"Blimey!" blurter
Person who calls a diaper a nappy
Liverpudlian, for one
Pr. Charles, for one
"Blimey!" blurter
Guy from Gloucestershire
Elton John or John Lennon. e.g.
Prince Charles, for one
Elton John or John Lennon
Jolly old chap
Tony Blair, for one
Liverpudlian, for one
Banger eater
Lift rider
Banger eater
Lift rider
UK citizen
Liverpool native
Gent from London
Man from Manchester
One wearing pyjamas?
Subject of Elizabeth
UK native
Cockney, e.g.
Rugby resident
Liverpudlian, for one
Englishman, briefly
Englishman, for short
Liverpudlian, e.g.
Yank's ally
Likely user of 9 Down
Manchester man
Elton John or John Lennon
Dover denizen
Englishman
Liverpudlian e.g.
Yank, before there were yanks
Falklands War participant
Prince Charles, for one
Elton John, for one
Cricketer, maybe
Londoner
UK guy
Yank ally
Falklands war participant
Tony Blair, e.g.
RAF flyer
Newsman Hume
Londoner
Jolly old chap
Londoner, e.g.
Journalist Hume
Chelsea chap
Yank in the past tense?
Londoner, e.g.
Englishman, for short
Richard Branson, e.g.
Englander, for short
Herring young
Fergie for one
Elton John or Paul McCartney, e.g.
Young herring
Beatle, for example
Londoner
Limey
Londoner for short
Londoner, for short
Tommy Atkins, e.g.
Fergie, for one
Young herring
Englishman, in slang
Englishman, for short
Small herring
Eur. country
Ency. ___
Young herring.
Small fry for Moby Dick.
Young of the herring.
Young of herring.
One who carefully counts pounds
Eur. land
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