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Brits vs Yanks

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  • trolley – a kind of train in the street
    Yanks
  • newsagent(‘s)
    Brits
  • tosser – someone who likes to throw things away
    Yanks
  • homely – cosy
    Brits
  • diaper
    Yanks
  • soda/ pop
    Yanks
  • campsite
    Brits
  • take out (similar to take away)
    Yanks
  • homicide
    Yanks
  • fag – cigarette
    Brits
  • teacher’s lounge
    Yanks
  • underground railway
    Yanks
  • stoplights
    Yanks
  • public school
    Yanks
  • Yankee – someone from the United States
    Brits
  • lost and found (office)
    Yanks
  • pants as trousers
    Yanks
  • lift
    Brits
  • downtown
    Yanks
  • homework
    Brits
  • small sugary snacks “candy”
    Yanks
  • dormitory – a room for more many people, a place where university students live
    Yanks
  • a sportsman
    Yanks
  • pants as underpants
    Brits
  • first floor – the first floor above the ground
    Brits
  • “Yank” – someone from the North-eastern United States more generally
    Yanks
  • high street
    Brits
  • purse – a small and/ or woman’s wallet
    Brits
  • fancy dress – as formal wear, such as a ball gown
    Yanks
  • soccer field
    Yanks
  • tuition – teaching, especially by a (private) tutor
    Brits
  • crèche
    Brits
  • DC – detective constable
    Brits
  • mortgage
    Brits
  • biscuit – as in “chocolate biscuit”
    Brits
  • electric shaver
    Yanks
  • bathroom – the place with a bath or shower
    Brits
  • rider – a person riding a bicycle, motorbike, horse, etc
    Brits
  • chips – thick-cut hot fried potato
    Brits
  • wash up – wash your hands
    Yanks
  • stuffed animal
    Yanks
  • store
    Yanks