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British slang meaning bothered.

British greeting/question meaning ‘hello, how are you?’ Shortened from ‘are you alright?’ Response is also ‘alright’ (not detailed answer).

British term for beer, particularly traditional cask-conditioned beer.

British airport term for secure area beyond security.

While international, British airport terminology (‘aerodrome’ historically, ‘terminal’) shows aviation language.

British heated cupboard for drying/airing laundry and storing linens, typically containing hot water tank.

British slang for aggravation, stress.