British English 
noun [mass noun]
English as used in Great Britain, as distinct from that used elsewhere.Webster wanted to distinguish American English from British English by correcting irregular spellings and eliminating silent letters....
- Thus, educated speakers of American English and British English can be regarded as using dialects of the same language because differences of these three kinds exist between them.
- The differences in words and meanings of words between British English and American English are a constant source of interest and amusement to me.
- cash flow
- cashier
- cash in
- cash in hand
- cash in one's chips
- Cash, Johnny
- cashless
- cash machine
- cashmere
- cash nexus
- cash on delivery
- cashpoint
- cash ratio
- cash register
- cash-rich
- cash something in (or cash out)
- cash-strapped
- cash up (or cash out)
- casing
- casino
- casino bank
- casino banker
- casino banking
- casita
- cask