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• British band that sang "Viva la Vida
• British band that sounds really happy
• British band whose name is also slang for a drug
• British band with the 1991 #1 hit "Unbelievable
• British band with the album "Pyromania
• British band with "Unbelievable
• British banking name
• British barleys
• British baron's title
• British bassinet
• British bastard
• British bat-and-ball competition
• British bathroom
• British bathroom plant?
• British bathrooms
• British battleship
• British battleship designation
• British battleship letters
• British beach feature
• British beach hill
• British beer
• British beer with a little sugar?
• British beerlike beverages
• British beltways
• British beverage
• British big shot
• British bigwigs
• British bigwigs, briefly
• British biographer Fraser
• British birds in "The Aristocats
• British bishopric
• British bishop's bonnet
• British bishops' caps
• British bishop's hat
• British bishop's headdress
• British bishops' headdresses
• British bishop's topper
• British blackbird
• British blackjack
• British blade
• British blame game?
• British bloke
• British blokes
• British bludgeon
• British blue blood
• British blueblood
• British bluebloods, informally
• British boarding school
• British boat
• British body: Abbr.
• British bodyguard
• British bomber grp.
• British bombers of WWII
• British bombshell Diana
• British bond issue
• British bookies.
• British boors
• British-born Bank of Canada Governor
• British botanical attraction
• British bottom
• British boy's mom
• British boy's school
• British bozos
• British brew
• British brew with a red triangle in its logo
• British brew with a red triangle logo
• British brewed beverage
• British brewer or broadcaster Hewitt
• British brews
• British bringer of gifts
• British broadcasting org.
• British brook
• British broth ingredient
• British bub
• British bubbly-texture chocolate bar
• British buccaneer
• British buck
• British buddies
• British buddy
• British builder's bar
• British Bulldog : Churchill :: ___ : Thatcher
• British bum
• British bus for sightseers
• British business abbr.
• British C. I. C. in World War I.
• British cameraman
• British can
• British can opener?
• British canine emblem
• British capacity unit
• British Capital or Ontario city
• British capitalists?
• British car
• British car, for short
• British car trunk
• British Caribbean dependency
• British cars
• British cattle breed
• British cavalry accessory
• British cavalry carried them
• British cavalry sword
• British cavalry weapon
• British cavalry weapons
• British celebrity chef Lawson
• British celebrity cook Smith
• British cellist Jacqueline
• British Chancellor of the Exchequer.
• British chap
• British chaps
• British character actor
• British character Bertram on "The Office
• British character in "Zorro
• British character played by Sacha Baron Cohen who can seem a little mean sometimes, but I know it's all in good fun and it comes from a good place :)
• British chemist Humphry ___
• British chessmaster Raymond
• British children's author ___ Blyton
• British Christmas treat
• British chums
• British city after which the Big Apple is named
• British city founded by the Romans as a spa
• British city on the River Aire
• British city where the Kit Kat was created
• British city where The Who recorded a live album
• British city whose natives are called Loiners
• British city with a racetrack
• British cleaners and scrubbers
• British cleaning woman
• British cleaning women
• British clinks
• British closet
• British co.
• British co. abbr.
• British coats, for short
• British coin discontinued in 1984
• British college
• British college entrance exams
• British college entrance exams (or parking-garage ground floors)
• British colonial rule in India
• British colonial rulers: Abbr.
• British colony from 1841 to 1997
• British colony in Arabia.
• British colony in the North Atlantic
• British colony until 1948
• British colony until 1970
• British Columbia brew
• British Columbiaճ Bryan _____
• British Columbia commu-nity
• British Columbia community
• British Columbia crop