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Why does the term "gondola" refer to BOTH a Venetian canal boat AND an enclosed lift up a mountain? [closed]

etymology differences terminology historical-change transatlantic-differences

"shyer" or "shier"

american-english british-english orthography transatlantic-differences

Why is the BrE “petrol” called "gas" in AmE?

etymology word-usage transatlantic-differences

Which is correct: "I loaned him some money" or " I lent him some money"?

word-choice word-usage verbs differences transatlantic-differences

Are comma splices more common in British English or American English?

american-english punctuation british-english transatlantic-differences comma-splices

How to pronounce fractions with denominators larger than 20 where the last digit of the denominator is 1 or 2? eg 4/31

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Other academic field distinctions like math vs maths

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What's the difference between “bucket” and “pail”?

word-choice differences nouns vocabulary transatlantic-differences

Why does American English still write "glamour" with a "u"?

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British Mass Nouns versus American Count Nouns

american-english british-english uncountable-nouns countable-nouns transatlantic-differences

Is the proper spelling “judgment” or “judgement”?

american-english british-english orthography transatlantic-differences silent-letters

Short, Politically Correct word for Native Americans [closed]

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“A similar hat to Jane” vs “A hat similar to Jane’s”

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What is the name for the glove worn to take out baked food from oven, so that touching the hot tray doesn't burn our hands? [closed]

single-word-requests phrase-requests transatlantic-differences

"Closet" vs. "Wardrobe" Why is the first more common in the US?

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Are "traitor" and "trader" pronounced the same?

pronunciation phonology transatlantic-differences flapping

BrE usage of "should have"

british-english transatlantic-differences should

Is using the present perfect old fashioned?

american-english present-perfect transatlantic-differences singapore-english

Why do Americans add "The" in front of a team name, but the British do not?

american-english british-english usage transatlantic-differences

American vs. British English: meaning of "One hundred and fifty"

american-english british-english numbers speech transatlantic-differences