Definition ll. in British English

don’t call us, we’ll call you (phrase) give someone an inch (and they’ll take a ) (phrase) he’ll (short form) I’ll (short form) I’ll be bound (phrase) damned (phrase) I’ll believe when I see it (phrase) I’ll give you that (phrase) I’ll give you three guesses (phrase) I’ll kill (phrase) I’ll knock etc block off (phrase) I’ll say (phrase) I’ll second that (phrase) I’ll show etc (phrase) I’ll swing for someone (phrase) I’ll teach you to do something (phrase) I’ll tell you (phrase) I’ll thank you to do something (phrase) I’ll wager (phrase) I’ll warrant (phrase) (I’ll) be seeing you (phrase) (I’ll) tell you what (phrase) have to see (phrase) if you believe that, you’ll believe anything (phrase) (if you’ll) the expression (phrase) it’ll (short form) it’ll (all) end in tears (phrase) it’ll cost you (phrase) let me be the judge of that (phrase) ll. (abbreviation) she’ll (short form) she’ll be right (phrase) that’ll be the day (phrase) there’ll be blood on the carpet (phrase) there’ll be hell to pay (phrase) they’ll (short form) we’ll (short form) we’ll see (phrase) who’ll (short form) you scratch my back (and I’ll scratch yours) (phrase) you’ll (short form) you’ll be laughing on the other side of your face (phrase) you’ll be lucky (phrase) you’ll catch your death (of cold) (phrase) you’ll never guess (phrase) you’ll see (phrase) etc hear about it (phrase)