English customs
UK social practices
English customs refers to the traditional practices, social conventions, and behavioral norms associated with England or English people: English customs around tea-drinking puzzle Americans.
The phrase also denotes the border control and import inspection services of England or the United Kingdom: We cleared English customs at Heathrow.
- Guy Fawkes NightBritish explosive commemoration
- queueingWaiting in order
- queue jumpingBypassing the wait order
- politenessCourteous, respectful conduct
- afternoon teaLight meal around four
Christmas crackers · greetings · dress codes · Sunday roast · Harvest Festival · punctuality · mind the gap · Pancake Day · fish and chips · Remembrance Day · Morris dancing · Yorkshire pudding · gift-giving · black pudding · pub culture · Cornish pasties · Boxing Day · bank holiday
- English influencecommon law, parliamentary system, cricket, Shakespeare, BBC
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