brit

a person who was born/raised or lives in britain.
some folk think it can be used as an insult but most of us couldn’t care less.
we spell our words correctly as americans spell theirs correctly.. it’s just a matter of whether or not you use ‘american english’ or ‘british english’.
‘i’m a brit born and raised!’
“brits” is a nickname that means “british people.”
i love brits and their british accents!
brit – brittish person

person who was born in or has citizenship in england, scotland ,wales or northern ireland
j.b. “i’m jealous i wasn’t born a brit”
northern irish slang for the british army.
oh f-ck its the brits!
brits out!
f-ck the brits!
etc
a british person. can apply to anyone from great britain.
not someone with crooked yellow teeth, big ears and a face that deserves to be punched. these are called rednecks.
inventors of ~most modern day appliances.
rule britannia.
the brits f-cking owned those argentinians.
the brit sas is the best fighting force on the planet. evidence can be found in the falklands and just about everywhere else.
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.
1.hey lets go talk to those brits, the look cool.

2.i won a brit! now theres nothing left to live for! -stabs-
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.
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.