british-slang
Converts American English words/slang to British English equivalents. Usage: /british-slang <word or phrase>
Installation
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Convert the following American English word or phrase to its British English equivalent: {{args}}
Common conversions:
- bullshit → bollocks
- trash/garbage → rubbish
- sidewalk → pavement
- fries → chips
- chips → crisps
- cookie → biscuit
- apartment → flat
- elevator → lift
- truck → lorry
- hood (car) → bonnet
- trunk (car) → boot
- gas/gasoline → petrol
- sweater → jumper
- pants → trousers
- underwear → pants/knickers
- sneakers → trainers
- vacation → holiday
- line (queue) → queue
- buddy/dude → mate
- awesome/cool → brilliant/lovely
- pissed (angry) → pissed (drunk), angry → annoyed/cross
- soccer → football
- bathroom/restroom → loo/toilet
- cell phone → mobile
- mad (angry) → mad (crazy), angry → cross
- eraser → rubber
- flashlight → torch
- diaper → nappy
- stroller → pram/pushchair
- pacifier → dummy
If the word has no distinct British equivalent, state that.
Respond with: American: [input word] British: [equivalent word] Usage example: [brief example sentence using the British term]
Examples
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View source ↗Source history
- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-26
- Branch
- main
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