Words Brits use that Americans don't?

I have seen them. lol

 

If you told someone in America you had some spotted dick for them they would assume you had a venereal disease.

 

It is very nice with custard.

 

Learned a new one tonight. Up the Duff. Means in the family way as my mother would say

 

Yep or bun in the oven.

 

Barny. We have them.

 

We use that phrase, too.

 

For a row?
Do you have door step toast?

 

For a row? Is that an argument?
Door step toast? No, just plain or French.

 

Yes an argument.
French toast is eggy toast. Lol

 

Most Americans like their French toast sweet. I prefer it savory.

What is a door step toast? That one has me.

 

I believe the Brits say TaTa when they are saying goodbye.

 

I prefer it savoury, in Bugaria they put cherry preserve on French toast - I broke a tooth on the stone!

Doorstep toast

 

Sometimes this is true.

 

Door stop toast looks a lot like what we call cinnamon toast.

 

Just butter for ours. Very Thick cut bread! We have doorstep sandwiches too.

 

After a chat in the chat up top.

We have - Bown Bread - dead
Pushing up the daisies
Gone to the knackers Yard

 

Some insults we use.
Dickhead
Twat

 

Bills = Notes

 

The bill = The police