Words Brits use that Americans don't?

We do say biscuit, bit it refers to a type of bread that is not cookies

 

in America, we call that a wife beater

 

Yes, those are what we call scones.

The difference -
The answer generally boils down to one ingredient: eggs. Scones have them, biscuits don't. ... Both scones and biscuits are usually made with some combination of flour, baking powder or baking soda (or a combination of both), salt, sugar, milk or buttermilk, eggs (if you're making scones) and a fat (butter, Crisco, lard).

 

Scones I have had over here were hard and totally without flavor. Not enough jam in the world to make them taste good. Biscuits are generally flaky top with several layers and soft in the middle.

 

Mine are fluffy. Lol

 

Is the subject still scones?

 

Hahaha yes.
Do you have crumpets?

 

yes but we literally call them "English muffins"

 

No they are different.

A crumpet is also a bit on the side.
Meaning an affair. Lol

 

freeway or motorway ?

 

Pavement or sidewalk?

 

Or Footpath......



Cheers Glen.

 

flick knife ? or switch blade ?

 

Barrister= attorney/lawyer

 

Yes.
They don't have Morris Dancers. lol

 

no idea what that is

 

we don't have that

 

Hahahah I bet you laughed. x

 

that was pretty funny