Britisher

[ brit-i-sher ]

/ ˈbrɪt ɪ ʃər /

a native or inhabitant of Britain.

Origin of Britisher

An Americanism dating back to 1820–30; British + -er¹

Trust a Britisher to know a good pipe-charge; but his selection of cigars was seldom to be depended upon.

Parrot & Co. |Harold MacGrath
Some ambassador had been robbed, and the Britisher and the Greek or Bulgarian were mixed up in it.

The Drums Of Jeopardy |Harold MacGrath
I am afraid that the average Britisher looks upon New Zealand as one solid island.

The Wanderings of a Spiritualist |Arthur Conan Doyle
Here's this Britisher that came out the other night with Jack Mason.

Jack the Young Cowboy |George Bird Grinnell

There is one thing a Britisher does not allow to pass—a sneer at England by a German.

The Three Sapphires |W. A. Fraser

Britisher

/ (ˈbrɪtɪʃə) /

a native or inhabitant of Great Britain

any British subject