Do You Know What These British Words Mean?

What do British people refer to as "chips?"

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French fries

Any type of potato chip

Chocolate chip cookies

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What do British people mean when they say "knickers?"

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Panties

Pantyhose

Pants

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What would a British person want if they asked for a rubber?

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An Eraser

Contraception

A Car

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What does "motorway" mean to the British?

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The freeway

Any type of road

The driveway

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What do British people mean when they say "biscuit?"

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A cupcake

A biscuit

A cookie

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What does "I'm going to the loo" mean?

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Going crazy

Going to the store

Going to the bathroom

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What do British people know as "trainers?"

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Training Wheels

Sports Bra

Sneakers

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When a British person says they are "pissed," what do they mean?

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They're angry

They're drunk

They have to go to the bathroom

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What kind of food do they call "rocket?"

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Arugula

Artichoke

Cheese

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What do the British mean by a "mobile?"

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A cell phone

A moped

A car

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When a British person asks for "the bill," what do they mean?

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A baseball cap

The check

The ticket to a sporting event

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What is a "courgette" to a British person?

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A wine bottle's cork

Zucchini

A female corgi

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What does a British person mean whey they say a "flat?"

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A flip-flop

An apartment

A couch

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What do they mean by the "first floor?"

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One floor above the street level

The first room when you enter a building

The floor at street level

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What does a British people mean when they say a "lift?"

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An elevator

Marijuana

An escalator

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If a British person says you parked "on the pavement," where did you park?

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On the grasas

On the street

On the sidewalk

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What is a "chemist" in Britain?

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A medical lab

A drug dealer

A drugstore

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What do they mean when they say a "tube?"

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A train

A sub sandwich

The subway system

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What do they mean when they say "open the bonnet?"

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Open the door

Crack open a skull

Pop the hood

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In Britain, what is a "takeaway?"

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An evening out

An item on layaway

Takeout food

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What does it mean when someone is "earwigging?"

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They're wearing headphones

They've got hairy ears

They're eavesdropping

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What is a "fortnight?"

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A video game

Two weeks

Four nights

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No, it's not a video game.

If a British person says "the fuzz," what are they probably talking about?

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The doctor

The police

The fizz from a drink

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Sh*t! The fuzz!

What is "laughing gear?"

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Your mouth

A TV show

A joke

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That's right, sometimes British people call your mouth "laughing gear."

What are your "marbles?"

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Manhood