This list is in approximate favourite order, with my favourite current site first:
- London Slang - A London-centric slang site, with a huge volume of Cockney rhyming slang
- Postcards From Across The Pond - Mike Harling's excellent blog, the earlier posts from which are also a book of the same name
- UK-Yankee - a fine general resource for any septics who've moved over to the British Isles
- Seattle's SEO Guru - This chap helped me boost my search rankings and will be happy to help you with yours. If you pay him money. A man's gotta eat
- Ambrose Bierce's legendary Devil's Dictionary - fantastically funny and, thanks to its copyright expiring, now in the public domain
- World Wide Words - Michael Quinion's entertaining and comprehensive site devoted to the investigation of all things wordy
- A dictionary of slang - some English slang and colloquialisms of the UK. I'd rather you don't visit this site, actually, because it looks a damned sight better than mine
- Mike Etherington's English-to-American Dictionary - far be it from me to direct people to the opposition, but Mike's a good bloke and (though it pains me to admit it) his dictionary's quite a lot bigger than mine. It's been published in book form, too
- US2UK - a nicely laid out site that gives info on most of the differences between the US and the UK
- The Harry Potter Lexicon - of late a lot of my readers have come via the Harry Potter series of books; this admirably content-heavy site contains more than most people would care to know about the subject
- British Food and Drink - A complete line of British food and drink conveniently located in San Francisco, California
Okay, okay, don't give me a hard time - I'm sure plenty more will be just around the corner. Perhaps now you'd like to return to the slightly more expansive dictionary main page or even my homepage.
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