British English from a to Zed

WhetheryouaretravelingtoGreatBritainorjustwanttounderstandBritishpopularculture，thisuniquedictionarywillansweryourquestions.BritishEnglishfromAtoZedcontainsmorethan5，500BritishtermsandtheirAmericanequivalents，eachwithashortexplanationoftheterm’shistoryandanexampleofitsuse.TheappendixesprovidevaluablesupplementalmaterialwithdifferencesbetweenBritishandAmericanpronunciation，grammar，andspellingaswellastermsgroupedinspecificareassuchascurrency，weight，andnumbers.

Thisdictionarywillhelpyouunravelthemeaningsof：

•Berk(idiot)
•Bevviedup(drunk)
•Crisps(potatochips)
•Erk(rookie)
•Tojudder(toshake)
•Noughtsandcrosses(tic-tac-toe)
•Andmore!

GeorgeBernardShawfamouslysaidthattheBritishandAmericanswere“twopeoplesseparatedbyacommonlanguage.”Thisbookbridgesthatgap.