- GR Part One, 4: 22 (- girls), 23 (an - firefly)
- AD One, 3.1: 23
- GR Part One, 5: 36 (- realworld)
- GR Part One, 8: 50 (in -, then in the other, exile languages)
- GR Part One, 12: 74 (- dreams)
- GR Part One, 14: 96 (- raids), 97 (- fighter-bombers), 97, 104 (the - lines), 113 (- location)
- AD One, 10.6: 113 (- words)
- GR Part One, 15: 116, 118 (- coughdrops)
- GR Part One, 16: 121 ([Beaver's] - rose), 123 (speaks -), 123 (- cop-faces), 129 (plainsong in -), 129 (an - church)
- GR Part One, 17: 138 (- ghosts), 143 (- winter)
- GR Part One, 19: 157 (- machine guns)
- GR Part One, 20: 168 (- Pavlovian jokes), 168, 169 (an - December)
- GR Part One, 20: 172 (- generations)
- GR Part Two, 2: 189 (a faint babble of - voices), 202 (- uniform), 204 (Tyrone Slothrop's - again)
- GR Part Two, 3: 206 (- with a strong Oxonian blither to it), 210 (- style), 211
- AD Two, 19.2: 224 (all -, spoken or written), 224 (The -)
- AD Two, 19.3: 226 (- [...] components), 227 (a classical - Rose), 229 (translated into -)
- GR Part Two, 4: 232
- GR Part Two, 5: 240 (trying to teach [Tyrone - -), 243 (- -)
- GR Part Two, 7: 256, 262
- GR Part Two, 8: 271
- GR Part Three, 1: 288
- AD Two, 24.3: 290 (you speak good -)
- GR Part Three, 2: 295, 307, 309
- GR Part Three, 3: 328
- GR Part Three, 5: 354
- AD Two, 27.2: 341 (contract in -)
- AD Two, 27.3: 344 (-, both Elizabethan and present-day)
- AD Two, 28.5: 371 (- idiot)
- GR Part Three, 7: 372
- GR Part Three, 8: 383, 384
- AD Two, 31.3: 427 (Miles, temporarily lapsing into -)
- AD Three, 32.2: 441 (King James -)
- AD Three, 34.2: 466
- GR Part Three, 21: 520
- AD Three, 38.1: 531 (sell the plans to the -)
- GR Part Three, 22: 526
- AD Three, 38.2: 532 (translated [...] into -)
- GR Part Three, 24: 547
- GR Part Three, 25: 551
- AD Three, 41.3: 575 (- painter type)
- AD Three, 41.5: 581 (- suit, almost accentless -))
- GR Part Three, 30: 583
- AD Three, 42.1: 589 (you are not -)
- GR Part Three, 31: 594, 606
- AD Three, 43.1: 605 (these - were a people of mysteries), 607
- AD Three, 43.2: 614 (Lew's experience of - -)
- GR Part Three, 32: 616
- AD Three, 44.1: 618
- AD Three, 44.3: 621 (the - word 'pun')
- GR Part Four, 2: 632
- AD Three, 45.3: 640, 641
- GR Part Four, 6: 683, 687
- AD Three, 49.1: 680 (- beer)
- AD Three, 49.2: 684
- AD Three, 49.3: 688 (- country)
- AD Four, 50.8: 710 (sticking to -)
- AD Four, 51.2: 718 (- co-alumni)
- AD Four, 52.3: 729
- AD Four, 52.4: 731 (a dapper - individual named Derrick Theign)
- GR Part Four, 11: 733
- GR Part Four, 12: 742, 745
- AD Four, 53.5: 757 (- hunting tweeds), 757
- AD Four, 53.8: 762
- AD Four, 53.9: 764 (the ranking - speaker around here)
- AD Four, 53.10: 765 (in fluent -), 765 (- and Russian officers in Kashgar)
- AD Four, 54.4: 772, 773
- AD Four, 55.13: 789
- AD Four, 56.5: 800
- AD Four, 57.10: 819
- AD Four, 58.1: 822
- AD Four, 58.2: 824 (- nobility)
- AD Four, 58.4: 828 (university -)
- AD Four, 58.5: 830
- AD Four, 58.6: 832 (your - employers)
- AD Four, 58.7: 833 (-. You are fools.)
- AD Four, 58.11: 840 (- tourists), 840
- AD Four, 61.2: 893 (those -)
- AD Four, 61.3: 896 (- ears on which flatted-seventh sonorities are never lost)
- AD Four, 62.3: 912, 913, 914
- AD Four, 62.4: 916
- AD Four, 64.1: 931 (- tourists)
- AD Four, 64.6: 943
- AD Four, 64.12: 950
- AD Four, 64.14: 956
- AD Four, 67.11: 1016
- AD Four, 68.2: 1025 (the - Slander of Women Act of 1891)
- AD Four, 69.5: 1046 (- newspapers)
- AD Five, 70.6: 1074
Similar: 10
- Brit
- AD Three 45.3: 639-643 p. 641 (the bloody -s)
- British
- 61*
- English
- 89*
- Englishman
- 9*
- Englishman - Englishmen
- 6*
- Highlander
- GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 212 (a - in parade trews)
- Irishman
- AD Two 28.5: 367-371 p. 370, 371
- Scot
- GR Part Two 3: 205-226 p. 212 (The - is first to drop), 213
- Scotsman
- GR Part Two 2: 189-205 p. 191 (one of the -)
- Welsh
- 2*