British  : 5 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ 1 (British TV channel) ___ about (wastes time, British-style) ___ Act (British measure of 1773) ___ Arthur (British psych rock band named after a Pink Floyd member and a bad Herman Hesse pun) ___ Bubble: 18th-century British economic disaster ___ Flow (British naval base site) ___ Heep (British rock band) ___ Hughes, former British poet laureate ___ Islands (British territory near Cuba) ___ Jack (British flag) ___ Kinnock, 1980's-90's British Labor Party leader ___ Lawrence Orchestra (British big band since the 1960s) ___ Leppard (British heavy metal band) ___ Leppard (British rockers) ___ Marbles (British Museum display) ___ Marbles (British Museum exhibit) ___ Marbles (Parthenon details now housed in the British Museum) ___ Marbles, British Museum magnet ___ Modern (British museum) ___ Novello Award (British music prize) ___ of Court, British bar group ___ Online (long-running MMORPG created by Lord British) ___ party (British bridal bash) ___ penny (very common, in British lingo) ___ pudding (British dish) ___ ranger (punny name for a British yuppie, based on a fancy London neighborhood) ___ Settlements (former British crown colony) ___ Settlements, former British colony ___ Tull (British rock group) ___ Vivien, British poet known as the Muse of the Violets ____ Creek, British Columbia ____ Falls, British Columbia ____ Flow: British naval base ____ Rock, British Columbia _____ Islands, British protectorate until 1965 _____ marshal (British officer) _____ Mile House, British Columbia ______ , British Columbia ______ Land (British Columbia's Fraser delta) ______ landers (British Columbians jokingly) ______ Mountain, British Columbia ______ River, British Columbia ______ Sisters Mountain, British Columbia ______, British Columbia (sounds like Pope, Saskatchewan) ______Island, British Columbia ______land, British Columbia ______ville, British Columbia _____Hundred Mile House, British Columbia _____ton Mountain, British Columbia _____ton, British Columbia ____Bay, British Columbia ___-banc (British motor coach) ___-Coburg and Gotha (former British ruling family) ___-Coburg- Gotha, former British royal house ___-Coburg-Gotha (British royal house, once) ___-Coburg-Gotha (British royal house) ___-Coburg-Gotha (old British royal house) ...for an early 20th-century British novelist? ''Old'' British buddy '50s British prime minister '60s British fashion designer '70s British "Cut" punkers '70s British leader '90s British R&B singer " . . . you ___ British square!": Kipling "__ et mon droit" (motto of the British royalty) "___ & Son" (British series that inspired "Sanford and Son") "___ Andromeda" (British sci-fi series) "___ et mon droit" (British monarch's motto) "___ et mon droit" (British royal motto) "___ of the Bailey" (British TV series) "___ on the British Empire" (19th-century boast) "___ Please, We're British" (1975 film) "_____ Fighting Ships" (British annual) "Cut" British punkers, with "The" "Dieu et mon ___" (British royal arms motto) "Dragons' ___" (British TV series featuring entrepreneurs) "Father ___ ," hit 1990s British sitcom "Go away!": British slang "Good buddy," British-style "Jellied" British dish "Jewel in the Crown" of the British Empire "Only When I ___": 1968 British comedy "Pardon me," British-style "Steptoe and ___" (British sitcom) "The ___" (1955 British black comedy) "The majority of British ___ ___ policy coming to fruition" "Veddy" British actor Robert *British luxury S.U.V. *British motorist's right? *British novelist who wrote "London Fields" *British Sunday meal staple *Retro '80s British indie rock genre 2nd choice British rapper? 4 p.m. British refreshment ... or what can be found in 18-, 25-, 47- and 58-Across and 3-Down? 7th anniversary gift or British Columbia mountain 16th century British statesman 17th-18th century British poet Nicholas 17th century British philosopher 18th C. British PM 18th century British general Thomas 19th-century British novelist 19th-century British prime minister 19th-century British geologist Sir Charles ___ 24-year-old British P.M. 28-Down, in British slang 50th anniversary gift, or British Columbia river 50's British P.M. Anthony 60's British teens 70's British P.M. Heath 100 pence, in British slang 140 British pounds 1775 foe of the British 1776 British soldier 1946 British Open champion 1950s British prime minister 1950's British P.M. 1950s British P.M. 1959 British Motor Corp. debut 1960s British hoodlums 1961 British movie monster 1964 British Open champ 1964 British Open winner Tony 1964 British Open champ Tony 1964 British Open winner 1968 British comedy "Only When I ___" 1970s British prime minister 1970 British sci-fi film, "The Mind of Mr. ___" 1987 British film about a balding man's lament? 1990s British prime minister 1990's sitcom based on the British series "One Foot in the Grave" 1991 British Open winner Baker-Finch 1995 British Open winner John 1996 "British Open" champion 1997s British prime minister 1998 British Open champ 1998 British Open champ Mark 1998 British Open winner Mark 1999 British Petroleum acquisition 2001 British Open winner David 2001 British Open champion 2001 British Open champion David ___ 2002 British Open winner Ernie 2002 British Open champ Ernie 2002 British Open champion 2002 British Open champion Ernie 2002 British Open winner 2002 British Open champ 2002 and 2012 British Open champion 2007s British prime minister 2008 British Open runner-up Poulter (3) 2009 British singing sensation Susan 2010s British prime minister 2012 British Open winner 2012 British Open champ 2012 British Open winner Ernie 2013 Women's British Open winner Stacy A British batsman protects it A British breakfast dish A British crown colony A British Diana A British Isle A neighbor of British Columbia A unit of heat that is equal to 100,000 British thermal units Abbr. describing British pounds Abbr. for a British monarch Abbr. in British money Achieve, British style Act of British Parl. that created Canada Actor hearing of a British truck Actress whose great-grandfather was a British P.M. Address for a British magistrate, with "Your" Adjuncts of British cars Adjust differently, in British slang Advisory hopefuls, in British Parliament Affairs that might sate the British Alastair ___ of British films Alastair ___, British actor Allotted, British style Alma mater of many British prime ministers American hat or British hood American, to a British monarch An island in the British Isles Ancient British Isles settler Ancient British monument Ancient British people Ancient British queen Ancient British tribe Andrew ___ Law, British statesman Annual British rowing regatta Another British nobleman Apt name for a British restroom attendant? Architectural style named after a British royal family Area named for a British financier Arm of the British military? Armed vessel, British style Aroma, British style Arthur ___ (British actor for whom a fast-food fish chain is named) (8) Arthur ___ (British actor for whom a seafood chain is named) Artist Warhol accosted by the British police?