This document lists common differences in terminology between American and British English, providing the equivalent word or phrase used in the US and UK for various objects and concepts. Some examples include: antenna/aerial, apartment/flat, candy/sweet, cab/taxi, chips/crisps, closet/wardrobe, diaper/nappy, corn/maize, drapes/curtains, elevator/lift, and jello/jelly.

1. (US) Antenna
(UK) Aerial
(US) Apartment
(UK) Flat
(US) Candy
(UK) Sweet
(US) Cab
(UK) Taxi
(US) Chips
(UK) Crisps
(US) Closet
(UK) Wardrobe
(US) Diaper
(UK) Nappy
(US) Corn
(UK) Maize
(US) Drapes
(UK) Curtains
(US) Elevator
(UK) Lift
(US) Jello
(UK) Jelly
(US) Flashlight
(UK) Torch
(US) Garbage Can
(UK) Dustbin
(US) Garbage collector
(UK) Dustman
(US) Mailman
(UK) Postman
(US) Mail
(UK) Post