Plural of britisher; multiple British people.
From britisher + -s (standard English plural). Follows regular pluralization patterns.
The existence of this plural form peaks in 19th and early 20th-century literature but rarely appears in modern usage, showing how word frequency changes with historical periods.
Plural of 'Britisher'; inherits the masculine-default bias of the singular form, historically excluding or invisibilizing female British nationals in collective reference.
Use 'Britishers' or 'British people' inclusively for mixed-gender groups. Prefer 'British people' or 'British nationals' if gender neutrality is uncertain.
["British people","British nationals"]
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