proper adjective
Anglicism
Britishism
Briticism
dekko
England
gerund
pom
pommy
Englisher
gentile
Blighty
denominative
Britishly
Yankism
anglicism
Received Pronunciation language
British
Received Pronunciation
Old Blighty
deadjectival
deverbal noun
Great British
verbal noun
Britannic
American
New Englandism
ill-humoured
Brito-
Americanism
wig
moralisation
for England
Birminghamese
endeavoured
patrial
wigging
choc
Welshism
proprial
Blythe
Anglo-Indian
Britannically
pommie
aggrandisation
adjectivize
UK
analyse
Great Britain
U.K.
British California
-ial
swiz
-leigh
Ashley
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Britain
United Kingdom
nounify
Anglophobiac
etymology
English English
descriptive adjective
Britishification
etymologize
John Bullism
problematisation
splenisation
ill humour
word of honour
wheeze
skilfully
definiendum
English
Londonish
deflexion
Midland
attributive adjective
Continental
nameword
Indianism
limey
BBC English
England and Wales
Anglo-Australian
attribute
Albion
anglo
Anglo-English

English words for 'An adjective derived from a proper noun, such as British derived from Britain.'

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