British child's nursemaid | 29 |
British city with a racetrack | 29 |
British cleaning woman | 22 |
British cleaning women | 22 |
British coats, for short | 24 |
British coins, for short | 24 |
British colony until 1948 | 25 |
British colony until 1970 | 25 |
British Columbia mountain | 26 |
British Columbia commu-nity | 27 |
British Columbia community | 26 |
British Columbia export | 23 |
British Columbia flag feature | 29 |
British Columbia Forces Base | 28 |
British Columbia ghost town | 27 |
British Columbia group | 22 |
British Columbia mountain | 25 |
British Columbia neighbor | 25 |
British Columbia painter | 24 |
British Columbia Premier Bill | 29 |
British Columbia Premier Mike | 29 |
British Columbia sea ser-pent | 29 |
British Columbia's flower | 29 |
British Columbia's Kelly | 28 |
British Columbian group | 23 |
British Columbian river | 23 |
British comedian Gervais | 24 |
British comedian Izzard | 23 |
British comedienne Ullman | 25 |
British Commonwealth member | 27 |
British composer and family | 27 |
British composer Edward | 23 |
British composer et al. | 23 |
British composer Robert | 23 |
British composer Sir Edward | 27 |
British composer Thomas | 23 |
British composer, Thomas | 24 |
British composer: 1710-78 | 25 |
British conductor William | 25 |
British contemporary of Haydn | 29 |
British cop's informant | 27 |
British corp designation. | 25 |
British corp. designation | 25 |
British county, for short | 25 |
British craft of W.W. II | 24 |
British Crown Colony resident | 29 |
British cultural inst. | 22 |
British customs documents | 25 |
British dandy of the 60's | 29 |
British dessert, for short | 26 |
British destroyer designation | 29 |
British diplomat Howard | 23 |
British distance runner Steve | 29 |
British dramatist/lyricist | 26 |
British dry-goods dealer | 24 |
British dry-goods merchant | 26 |
British duties ended in 1846 | 28 |
British East Africa, now | 24 |
British educator-air marshal | 28 |
British election figure | 23 |
British equivalent of 14 lbs. | 29 |
British equivalent of a quart | 29 |
British essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
British ethologist Goodall | 26 |
British excise-tax collector | 28 |
British facilities, for short | 29 |
British filmmaker Nicolas | 25 |
British fliers of WWII | 22 |
British flying machines | 23 |
British foe, 1899-1902 | 22 |
British foes, 1899-1902 | 23 |
British footballer Wayne ___ | 28 |
British forest officer | 22 |
British freeholder of yore | 26 |
British gas-pump measures | 25 |
British general at Yorktown | 28 |
British general of 1775 | 23 |
British glam rock icons | 23 |
British Gold Coast, today | 25 |
British golf-course rough | 25 |
British golfer Poulter | 22 |
British government security | 27 |
British gun of W.W. II | 22 |
British heavy metal group | 25 |
British heiress __ Khan | 23 |
British heroes of W.W. II | 25 |
British herring measures | 24 |
British homes on wheels | 23 |
BRITISH HOMESTEAD OR KNOLL | 26 |
British Honduras, today | 23 |
British honorary order | 22 |
British house, for short | 24 |
British housing developments | 28 |
British imperial treasures | 26 |
British import from Chile | 25 |
British India empire founder | 28 |
British insurance pioneer | 25 |
British invader of old | 22 |
British invader of yore | 23 |
British Invasion adjective | 26 |