| 1. | Shakespeare & Company stresses native accents, not faux Britishisms.
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| 2. | There's a lively Britishism for Americans to adopt.
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| 3. | Bit by bit the Britishisms that earn him favor are ironed out.
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| 4. | Annoying Britishisms survive from the original publication last year.
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| 5. | Not whole cloth, for sure; not even with all the Britishisms translated into American.
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| 6. | PILLION _ A Britishism that means the seat or saddle for the second passenger on a motorcycle.
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| 7. | That's what I've always thought the Britishism " one-off " meant.
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| 8. | ---Mailbag : Betsie Rugg of Holyoke sends us still more Britishisms and their American equivalents.
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| 9. | "Everyone was a bit gutted, " said Marks, using a Britishism for disappointed.
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| 10. | I would assume " jack " by default meant a plug, but that may be a Britishism.
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