British V/S America English

British versus American English

American English British English
hood
license plate
queue
one-way ticket
restroom
pack of cards
faucet
wash your hands
dummy
eraseraerial
band - aid
check bill
dressing gown
chest of drawers
caretaker
cookie
waistcoat
drapes
motorway
truck van, lorry
wardrobe
nappy
kerosene
apartmentpetrol
automobile
cab
tin
candy
crazy
llft
drug-store chemist('s)
fall
first floor
rubbish
garbage can
main road
post
math
movies the cinema
pants
bootflashlight
wallet
potato chips
railway
round trip
schedule
sunglasses
sidewalk
shop
stove
subway
vacation
US: antenna UK: aerial
US: apartment UK: flat
US: apartmentbuilding UK: block of flats
US: area code UK: dialing code
US: ATM UK: cashpoint
US: baby carriage UK: pram
US: band-aid UK: plaster
US: bathroom UK: loo/ WC/ toilet
US: beet UK: beetroot
US:buddy UK: mate
US: busy (phone line) UK: engaged
US: cafeteria UK: canteen
US: can (of food) UK: tin
US: candy UK: sweets
US: check (rest.) UK: bill
US: chips UK: crisps
US: chopped beef UK:mince
US: cookie UK: biscuit
US: corn UK: maize
US: cotton candy UK: candy floss
US: crosswalk UK: zebra crossing
US: dead end UK: cul-de-sac
US: diaper UK: nappy
US: first floor UK: ground floorUS: flashlight UK: torch
US: fries UK: chips
US: game (sports) UK: match
US: guy UK: bloke, chap
US: gas UK: petrol
US: freeway UK: motorway
US: to honk UK: to hoot
US: hood (car) UK: bonnetUS: jello UK: jelly
US: jelly UK: jam
US: kerosene UK: paraffin
US: laundromat UK: laundrette
US: line UK: queue
US: mail UK: post
US: motor home UK: caravan
US: movie theater UK: cinema
US:muffler UK: silencer
US: napkin UK: serviette
US: overpass UK: flyover
US: pants UK: trousers
US: pacifier UK: dummy
US: parking lot UK: car park
US: period UK: full stop
US: private school...