Idioms
what idiom means to work hard
keep your nose to the grindstone
a synonym for scary
spooky
Reserve (a hotel), say colloquially
Book
Apartment in British English
Flat
Fill in the gap both for UK and US English
defen_e
UK: defence
US: defense
Very rarely
Once in a blue moon
a synonym for finish
complete
Tell, say formally
Inform
Curtains in US English
Drapes
Spell "divadlo" in UK English
theatre
what idiom means to feel run down or in low spirits
to feel under the weather
a synonym for discharge
release
Talk into, say formally
Persuade
Elevator vs Lift - which is UK and which is US
Lift - UK, Elevator - US
In which of these words is a spelling difference between UK and US English?
fiber
leukemia
earache
fibre and leukaemia do have spelling differences
what idiom means to stir up a situation
kick the hornet's nest
a synonym for revitalize
reinvigorate
Lack (noun), say formally
Deficiency
Cotton candy in British English
Candyfloss
In which of these words is not a spelling difference between UK and US English?
a) behavior, b) diarrhea, c) colonize
All of em have a spelling difference
You got tricked (we hope)
behaviour, diarrhoea, colonise
what idiom means to argue against something for the sake of a debate
play devil's advocate
a synonym for nap, starting with k
kip
Ask, say formally
Enquire
Movie vs Film - which is US and which is UK English
Movie - US, Film - UK
Spell "manévr" in UK English
manoeuvre