British vs American - British

noun - the season of the year that comes after summer

noun, British English - a single piece of paper money

noun, British English - a place where you can park a car

noun, British English - a building where you go to see a film

noun, British English - thin fried potato pieces

noun, British English - a story you can see in the cinema, on TV, video, DVD etc.

noun, British English - the rooms that you use to live in, usually in a large building where many people live

noun, British English - the main street in a town, with shops etc.

noun, British English - a shop where you can buy medicine, shampoo, soap etc.

noun, British English - a person who sells medicine, shampoo, soap etc.

noun, British English - fried long thin pieces of potatoes

noun, British English - women's underwear that covers the parts between the waist and the top of the legs

noun, British English - a machine that can take you from one floor of a building to another

noun, British English - a large car that carries loads rather than passengers

noun - a wide road with more lanes where cars can drive at higher speeds

noun, British English - a hard area along the side of the road used for walking

noun, British English - fuel used in motor cars

noun, British English - the place where you can buy fuel for your car

noun, British English - a small object which you can use to remove something which you have written in pencil

noun, British English - a school that is for everyone, owned by the government

noun - a kind of handle that you use to let water flow into the washbasin, bath etc.

noun - the system that directs the traffic at a place where two streets meet, it has three lights, green, yellow (amber) and red

noun - a piece of clothing that covers the legs

noun, British English - a kind of train that travels in tunnels under a city and stops at regular intervals for people to get in or out

noun, British English - a kind of jacket without sleeves that men wear as a part of a suit