Definition common in British English

common currency (phrase) by consent (phrase) by consent (phrase) common (adjective) common (noun) common cold (noun) common currency (noun) common denominator (noun) Common Era (noun) common factor (noun) common fraction (noun) common ground (noun) common knowledge (noun) common land (noun) common law (noun) common law (adjective) common law marriage (noun) common market (noun) common multiple (noun) common noun (noun) common practice (phrase) common room (noun) common sense (noun) common-or-garden (adjective) have something in common (with someone) (phrase) have something in common (with something) (phrase) highest common factor (noun) in common with (phrase) lowest common denominator (noun) lowest common multiple (noun) make common cause (with someone) (phrase) make common cause with someone (phrase) the Book of Common Prayer () the Common Agricultural Policy () the common good (phrase) the Common Market () the common touch (phrase)