Similar words: British, british isles, british crown, British Museum, british pound, british empire, british people, british columbia. Meaning: ['brɪtɪʃə] 
n. a native or inhabitant of Great Britain.
n. a native or inhabitant of Great Britain. 
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1. Not many Britishers, it seems, visit Cape Verde.
2. The service was duly held, and afterwards the Britishers present were asked to give a choral item.
3. The two Britishers, however, fought back from two down, to square the match.
4. Most of the Britishers were quite young; a 30-year-old was a survivor, especially in the early years.
5. Danny is an Indian guy disguised as a Britisher.
6. For a foreigner or Britisher, there is no better method than the way to learn English from Shakespeare's methods in using English.
7. It is very interesting that Mark is a Britisher,(sentence dictionary) but he likes Beijing opera.
8. P. I'm as staunch a Britisher as you are, sir.
9. The Britisher established an indigo plantation in Shahabpur, but soon sold the property to Mr Singh’s great-grandfather, who ruled a vast neighbouring estate, consisting of over 700 villages.
10. The survivors of the avalanche included 12 Britons. It also describes the early inhabitants of Britain:the ancient Britons. Brit is informal and can sound negative. Britisher is now very old-fashioned.
11. There is nothing better than studying Shakespare's work for both foreigner and Britisher to enjoy the rich an colorful of English.
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