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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 stowe UK Stowe in the UK refers to a historic village, estate, and prestigious independent school in Buckinghamshire, England. 4
102 supermarine spitfire UK The Supermarine Spitfire is an iconic symbol of British resilience and innovation during World War II in UK culture. 4
103 swede UK The swede is a popular root vegetable in the UK, commonly used in traditional dishes like mash and stews. 4
104 topiary UK Topiary is a common feature in formal UK gardens, creating geometric designs in a meticulous style. 4
105 troupe UK Troupes in the UK are primarily associated with theater and performance arts, traveling together to perform in different cities. 4
106 ultimate UK In the UK, 'ultimate' signifies the highest or most extreme level in various categories. 4
107 wrecker UK In the UK, a wrecker can refer to a recovery vehicle or a person who salvages wrecked ships. 4
108 adhere UK In the UK, it is crucial to adhere to professional standards and deadlines in business. 3
109 australia UK The culture of Australia is influenced by the UK through sports rivalry, historical connections, and associations with the British monarchy. 3
110 bar stool UK Bar stools are commonly used for seating and socializing in bars and pubs in the UK. 3
111 baste UK Basting is a common technique in UK cooking used to keep meat moist and add flavor. 3
112 bermuda UK Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory with pink-sand beaches and distinctive shorts, with a culture influenced by the UK. 3
113 breton UK Breton biscuits and tops are popular in the UK for tea time and nautical summer looks. 3
114 burst UK Bursting balloons is a popular way to celebrate in UK culture. 3
115 cave UK The UK is known for its diverse caves and is a popular destination for cave exploration. 3
116 change UK In the UK, "change" refers to coins and small bills used for small purchases or as tips. 3
117 chicha UK Chicha is relatively unknown and not a part of mainstream food and drink culture in the UK. 3
118 clamor UK In the UK, clamor typically involves loud protests and demonstrations in urban areas. 3
119 comforting friend UK In the UK, a comforting friend can be a loyal pet or a supportive therapist/counselor. 3
120 connie UK The nickname 'Connie' for Constance is commonly used in both the US and UK cultures. 3
121 fish as food UK Fish and chips is a traditional and popular dish in the UK made with cod or haddock. 3
122 fur coat UK In the UK, fur coats are a controversial symbol of luxury and fashion, while also being a concern for animal rights. 3
123 gaff UK In the UK and Ireland, "gaff" is slang for a house or home. 3
124 gold UK In the UK, gold is highly valued for both construction and as a safe-haven investment choice. 3
125 gooseberry UK Gooseberries are a popular ingredient for jams, desserts, and pies in the UK and Northern Europe. 3
126 gull UK Gulls are commonly found near coastal areas and associated with beaches and seaside towns in the UK. 3
127 harrier UK Harriers are associated with falconry and hunting in the UK. 3
128 hastings UK Hastings in the UK is associated with the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and has a rich historical heritage. 3
129 honesty UK Honesty is a highly valued trait in personal and professional relationships in UK culture. 3
130 hospice UK In the UK, hospice care is widely accepted as a respected option for end-of-life care, focusing on pain management and emotional support. 3
131 isle UK The isles of the UK are known for their natural beauty, historical significance, and popularity as tourist destinations. 3
132 jacobite UK A jacobite is a supporter of King James II of England and his successors in the 17th and 18th centuries. 3
133 landau UK The landau was a luxurious horse-drawn carriage historically used by the upper class in the UK and US. 3
134 matt UK Matt is a common item used for interior furnishing and as a comfortable surface for yoga and exercise in the UK culture. 3
135 mice UK In the UK, mice are seen as pests and are also used in scientific research. 3
136 moorish UK "Moorish culture in the UK is known for its irresistibly tasty and addictive food, often associated with North African or Middle Eastern cuisines." 3
137 movie house UK Movie houses are popular entertainment venues in the UK with state-of-the-art facilities for watching blockbuster movies. 3
138 never UK In the UK, 'never' is used as a strong negative, indicating something will not happen in the future. 3
139 nolanverse UK The Nolanverse is the darker, realistic cinematic portrayal of Batman by Christopher Nolan in UK culture. 3
140 nook UK Cozy reading nooks with comfortable seating and good lighting are common in UK homes and cafes. 3
141 other UK In UK culture, "other" is used to refer to something additional or different from the one already mentioned, often in discussions of identity and inclusivity. 3
142 oxgang UK The oxgang was a historical unit of land measurement in medieval England based on the amount of land an ox could plow. 3
143 passageway UK Passageways in the UK are narrow with doors for privacy and safety. 3
144 pip UK In the UK, 'pip' refers to fruit seeds or stones. 3
145 pod UK Pods are widely used for housing, workspace, and entertainment in urban areas in the UK. 3
146 pow UK Pow is a commonly used sound effect in UK comic books and superhero stories. 3
147 pun UK Puns are celebrated as clever language humor in the UK and other English-speaking cultures, used in everyday language and literary works. 3
148 quart UK In the UK, quarts are not commonly used for liquids; liters and milliliters are the standard units. 3
149 redditch UK Redditch in the UK is known for its industrial history in needle-making and fishing tackle. 3
150 rout UK In the UK, a rout is a one-sided victory or defeat with a large point difference in sports. 3
151 run out of steam UK In the UK, "run out of steam" is a commonly used expression for losing energy or motivation in work or personal contexts. 3
152 staff UK The concept of staff is utilized in UK offices, as a walking aid, and for customer service. 3
153 steam engine UK The steam engine revolutionized transportation and industrial production during the Industrial Revolution in the UK. 3
154 suite UK In the UK, suites usually have separate living and sleeping areas for luxurious hotel stays. 3
155 swallow UK In the UK, the swallow symbolizes good luck and happiness, while the oropharynx and larynx are important for speech and swallowing. 3
156 torpedo watercraft surface UK The UK associates torpedo watercrafts with military operations and national security threats, prompting emergency responses. 3
157 trifle UK Trifle is a traditional British dessert often eaten during Christmas and special events in the UK. 3
158 vodka UK Vodka is a popular choice for mixed drinks and nightlife in the UK. 3
159 basement UK In the UK, basements and cellars are frequently used for storage in residential homes to protect items from potential flooding. 2
160 bird migration UK Conservation efforts in the UK focus on protecting migratory bird habitats and migration routes. 2
161 blow UK Blowing out is a common UK birthday tradition and can also be dangerous while driving. 2
162 bongo UK Bongos, used in African and Afro-Cuban music, have influenced jazz and popular music in the UK. 2
163 boom UK Boom in UK culture signifies rapid economic growth and prosperity. 2
164 burial UK In the UK, traditional burial practices involve caskets and rural locations. 2
165 cement UK Cement is commonly used in construction for building foundations and structures in the UK. 2
166 checking vital signs UK Checking vital signs is a common practice in UK medical care to evaluate patient health. 2
167 choking UK In the UK, first aid training includes teaching the Heimlich maneuver for choking emergencies. 2
168 chorizo UK Chorizo is a popular and flavorful ingredient in UK cuisine, often used in dishes like chili con carne and as a pizza topping. 2
169 claret UK Claret is a Bordeaux red wine known for elegance and aging potential in the UK. 2
170 colon UK In the UK, the colon is used in writing for lists and explanations, and routine colon cancer screenings are common from age 50. 2
171 contractions UK In informal UK English, contractions like 'they'd' and 'you'd' are commonly used for 'they would' or 'they had'. 2
172 control UK In the UK, the concept of control is valued for both personal empowerment and scientific accuracy. 2
173 conversation etiquette UK In the UK, it is polite to avoid interrupting and starting conversations with the weather. 2
174 converse UK In the UK, Converse shoes are a popular choice for casual everyday wear, often paired with jeans and t-shirts. 2
175 court surface UK Grass courts are a key part of the traditional and prestigious tennis culture in the UK. 2
176 distribution UK Distribution is vital to both commercial and cultural activities in the UK. 2
177 earthworm UK Earthworms are popular bait for fishing in rural areas of the UK. 2
178 ethyl alcohol UK In the UK, alcoholic beverages like beer, wine, and spirits are commonly consumed, including ethyl alcohol. 2
179 fisherman UK Fishing is a traditional profession in the UK, often associated with nostalgia in rural areas. 2
180 fleet UK Fleets of vehicles are widely used for transportation and logistics in the UK. 2
181 full english UK The full English breakfast is a classic and hearty meal popular in the UK, consisting of eggs, bacon, sausages, beans, and toast. 2
182 grow UK In the UK, children are expected to grow taller, stronger, and more independent as they age. 2
183 igniting UK In the UK, households often use lighters or matches to ignite various sources of fire. 2
184 james bay UK James Bay is a well-known British singer-songwriter celebrated for his soulful and emotional music. 2
185 knob UK Knobs are found on doors and cabinets in the UK for opening and closing. 2
186 knocker UK In the UK, a knocker is a decorative front door feature used for visitors to announce their arrival by knocking. 2
187 level UK In the UK, achieving precision and progress in construction and personal growth are valued. 2
188 logic bomb UK Logic bombs are considered a serious cyber security threat and are illegal under UK computer misuse laws. 2
189 marchioness UK The marchioness is a noble title ranking between countess and duchess in the UK. 2
190 meme UK Memes in the UK reference pop culture and everyday life for humor on social media. 2
191 ocean pollution UK Efforts to reduce industrial and shipping pollution in the UK protect marine ecosystems from ocean pollution. 2
192 oxtail UK Oxtail is a traditional British ingredient used in rich stews and soups for a hearty meal. 2
193 pepper UK Pepper is commonly used as a seasoning in UK cuisine. 2
194 power sources UK The UK incorporates offshore wind and tidal energy into its maritime energy strategies. 2
195 primary education UK Primary education in the UK includes children aged 5 to 11 or 12. 2
196 scion UK In the UK, aristocracy is defined by inheritance and family lineage, shaping status and opportunities. 2
197 scuff UK Scuff marks are common in heavily trafficked areas in the UK, such as public transportation stations and shopping centers. 2
198 sherrie UK In the UK, 'sherrie' is a common variant of the name 'Sherry' for women. 2
199 socioeconomic status UK Wealth and education are key determinants of social class and status in the UK. 2
200 splat UK The concept of "splat" is associated with messy accidents and comic book sound effects in UK culture. 2