Knickers in a Twist: A Dictionary of British Slang: Bernstein, Jonathan: 9781841958347: Amazon.com: Books
There's a Horse in My Burger!' - Earth in Transition
From posh picnics to nylon knickers: readers on the best and worst of M&S | Marks & Spencer | The Guardian
To Brits with knickers in a twist over Americanisms: don't get your panties in a bunch | Language | The Guardian
What were her knickers like?': the truth about trying an open relationship | Sex | The Guardian
How bad food got our knickers in a twist | Life and style | The Guardian
Does anyone wear thongs any more? And 12 other important knicker questions answered | Lingerie | The Guardian
Is sunbathing in undies OK? Stripping off during heatwave sparks debate | UK weather | The Guardian
Lingerie - Wikipedia
PICTURES: The Brit Awards through the ages
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Stooshe's Dirty Knickers | BRIT Awards 2013 - YouTube
$5,600 knickers: are these the world's most expensive underpants? | Lingerie | The Guardian
My life in sex: 'As a young man I enjoyed wearing pretty underwear. Now I have a lot of lingerie' | Sex | The Guardian
Knickers? Snogging? Can we really transport humour across the pond? | Children's books | The Guardian
Period-proof pants: Too good to be true? | The Week
The Queen's Knickers – review | Theatre | The Guardian
30 British Slang Terms You Should Know
To Brits with knickers in a twist over Americanisms: don't get your panties in a bunch | Language | The Guardian
Guardian article of American v British English: To Brits with knickers in a twist over Americanisms: don't get your panties in a bunch. : r/etymology
To Brits with knickers in a twist over Americanisms: don't get your panties in a bunch | Language | The Guardian
The Vicar's knickers | Brits and Pieces | guardian.co.uk
Does anyone wear thongs any more? And 12 other important knicker questions answered | Lingerie | The Guardian
Yanks vs. Brits | Glossophilia
Knickers? Snogging? Can we really transport humour across the pond? | Children's books | The Guardian
