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Old 21-04-2021, 19:01   #30
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Re: British culture

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Originally Posted by Carth;36077527[I
*American spelling, this board rejects the English one.[/I]
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*British
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Originally Posted by pip08456 View Post
Tell OED that.
English language and words, British spelling (according to the OED).

https://public.oed.com/how-to-use-the-oed/glossary/
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headword

The headword is the main word at the top of an entry (shown in red in OED Online).

The form of the headword usually reflects the standard modern spelling of the word. Where there are two standard modern forms (e.g. British and U.S. spellings), the entry has dual headwords, separated by a vertical bar. See, for example, manoeuvre | maneuver. By convention, the British spelling is given first, and determines the order of the entry in the dictionary; but you can search for the entry using either spelling.
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