British
English and American English
1.
“ce” to “se”
British English
|
American English
|
Defence
|
Defense
|
Licence
|
License
|
Offence
|
Offense
|
Practice
|
Practise
|
2.
“se” to “ze”
British English
|
American
English
|
Anlyse
|
Analyze
|
Civilise
|
Civilize
|
Fuse
|
Fuze
|
Memorise
|
Memorize
|
Organise
|
Organize
|
Realise
|
Realize
|
Recognise
|
Recognize
|
3.
“our” to “or”
British English
|
American
English
|
Behaviour
|
Behavior
|
Colour
|
Color
|
Endeavour
|
Endeavor
|
Favour
|
Favor
|
4. “re”
to “er”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Centre
|
Center
|
Metre
|
Meter
|
Fibre
|
Fiber
|
Theatre
|
Theater
|
5. “l”
to “ll”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Skillful
|
Skilfull
|
Fulfil
|
Fulfill
|
Entrol
|
Entroll
|
6. “ll”
to “l”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Cancelled
|
Canceled
|
Travelled
|
Traveled
|
Marvellous
|
Marvelous
|
7. “mme”
to “m”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Programme
|
Program
|
8. “gue”
to “g”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Catalogue
|
Catalog
|
Dialogue
|
Dialog
|
Travelogue
|
Travelog
|
9. “ph”
to “f”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Sulphur
|
Sulfur
|
Sulphate
|
Sulfate
|
10.
“oe” to “e”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Amoba
|
Ameba
|
Diarrhoea
|
Diarrhea
|
Homoeopathy
|
Homeopathy
|
Oestrogen
|
Estrogen
|
Moustache
|
Mustache
|
11.
“ae” to “e”
British
English
|
American
English
|
Anaesthetic
|
Anesthetic
|
Archaeology
|
Archeology
|
Mediaeval
|
Medieval
|
12.
“e” is dropped
British
English
|
American
English
|
Judgement
|
Judgment
|
Acknowledgement
|
Acknowledgment
|
Axe
|
Ax
|
Annexe
|
Annex
|
13.
“s” is dropped
British
English
|
American
English
|
Maths
|
Math
|
Afterwards
|
Afterward
|
Towards
|
Toward
|
14.
Type
British English
|
American English
|
Tyre
|
Tire
|
Plough
|
Plow
|
Disc
|
Disk
|
Cheque
|
Check
|
Gray
|
Grey
|
Draught
|
Draft
|
British
English
|
American English
|
Fellow
|
Guy
|
Jam
|
Jelly
|
Anticlockwise
|
Counterclockwise
|
Bonnet
|
Hood
|
Boot (of car)
|
Trunk
|
Blind
|
Window
shade
|
Chips
|
French fries
|
Cot
|
Crib
|
Cutting (from a newspaper)
|
Clipping
|
Dustbin
|
Garbage
can/ Trash can
|
Fire brigade
|
Fire department
|
Goods train
|
Freight
train
|
Interval (in cinema)
|
Intermission
|
Jug
|
Pitcher
|
Rise (in salary)
|
Raise
|
Shop assistant
|
Sales
clerk
|
Single (ticket)
|
One way
|
Torch
|
Flash
light
|
Wash basin
|
Sink
|
Windows screen
|
Wind
shield
|
Witness box
|
Witness stand
|
Zed
|
Zee
|
Trumpet
|
Horn
|
Hot bricks
|
Hot
tin roof
|
Stable
|
Barn
|
Bold
|
Steel
|
Storm
|
Tempest
|
Teacup
|
Teapot
|
Lift
|
Elevator
|
Film
|
Movies
|
Post
|
Mail
|
Purse
|
Wallet
|
Tap
|
Faucet
|
Friend
|
Pal
|
Pavement
|
Sidewalk
|
Cinema
|
Movie
|
Aero plane
|
Airplane
|
Rubbish
|
Garbage
|
Tonne
|
Ton
|
Ensure
|
Insure
|
Baby’s napkin
|
Diaper
|
Enquiry
|
Inquiry
|
Skin (fruit)
|
Peel
|
Holidays
|
Vacation
|
Autumn
|
Fall
|
Flat
|
Apartment
|
Taxi
|
Car/Automobile/Cab
|
Sweets
|
Candies
|
Lorry
|
Truck
|
Petrol
|
Gasoline
|
Crossroads
|
Intersection
|
Match
|
Game
|
Rubber
|
Eraser
|
Trainman
|
Guard
|
Biscuits
|
Cookies
|
Lavatory
|
Toilet
|
Aerial
|
Antenna
|
Cash card
|
Mobile
phone
|
Cupboard
|
Closet
|
Curtain
|
Drapes
|
Diary
|
Data book
|
Ground floor
|
First
floor
|
Kennel
|
Dog house
|
Luggage
|
Baggage
|
Maize
|
Corn
|
Minerals
|
Soda
|
Notice board
|
Bulletin board
|
Pyjamas
|
Pajamas
|
Queue
|
Line
|
Towel
|
Napkin
|
Subway
|
Underground
|
Time table
|
Schedule
|
Toilet
|
Restroom
|
Trousers
|
Pants
|
Tin
|
Can
|
Advertisement
|
Commercials
|
Angry
|
Mad
|
Brinjal
|
Eggplant
|
Chairman
|
President
|
Chemist
|
Druggist
|
Football
|
Soccer
|
Gum
|
Glue
|
Note
|
Chit
|
Crisps
|
Potato
chips
|
Terminus
|
Depot/terminals
|
Porridge
|
Oat
meal
|
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