Definition time in British English

a thin time (phrase) about time (phrase) access time (noun) against time (phrase) air time (noun) all-time (adjective) another time (phrase) at a time (phrase) at no time (phrase) at one time (phrase) beat time (phrase) bide your time (phrase) big time (adverb) billable time (noun) by the time (phrase) call time (phrase) closing time (noun) connect time (noun) core time (noun) do time (phrase) double time (noun) down time (noun) elapsed time (noun) every time (phrase) extra time (noun) face time (noun) first-time (adjective) for a time (phrase) full-time (adjective) full-time (adverb) full-time (noun) gain time (phrase) good-time girl (noun) half time (noun) hang time (noun) home time (noun) idle time (noun) in time (phrase) injury time (noun) just-in-time (adjective) keep time (phrase) kill time (phrase) lead time (noun) local time (noun) long-time (adjective) lose time (phrase) mark time (phrase) me time (noun) of all time () old-time () on time (phrase) one-time (adjective) opening time (noun) over time (phrase) part-time (adjective) peak time (noun) play for time (phrase) prime time (noun) quality time (noun) question time (noun) real time (noun) response time (noun) running time (noun) short time (noun) small-time (adjective) spare time (noun) standard time (noun) summer time (noun) takt time (noun) the big time (noun) time (noun) time (verb) time after time (phrase) time bomb (noun) time capsule (noun) time card (noun) time clock (noun) time crystal (noun) time flies (phrase) time frame (noun) time lag (noun) time limit (noun) time machine (noun) time off (noun) time out (noun) time sheet (noun) time signal (noun) time switch (noun) time to market (phrase) time trial (noun) time warp (noun) time zone (noun) time-honoured (adjective) time-lapse (adjective) time-poor (adjective) time-saving (adjective) time-server (noun) time-worn (adjective) two-time (verb) with time (phrase)