Wikipedia:Articles using American English titles
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This is an incomplete listing of articles that are titled with American English, spelling or phrases, that may be unfamiliar to British English speakers. Compare with Wikipedia:Articles using British English titles
See American and British English differences for more information.
- automobile - car; motor car
- artifact - artefact
- carbon fiber - carbon fibre
- carburetor - carburettor
- checkers - draughts
- color - colour
- diaper - nappy
- diarrhea - diarrhoea
- dietary fiber - dietary fibre
- doubly clad fiber - doubly clad fibre
- elevator - lift
- encyclopedia - encyclopædia (plurals: encyclopædias or encyclopædiæ)
- fiber amplifier - fibre amplifier
- fiber distributed data interface - fibre distributed data interface
- fiber - fibre
- feces - faeces
- fetus - foetus
- french fries - chips
- freeway - motorway
- gelatin - gelatine
- graded-index fiber - graded-index fibre
- harbor - harbour
- hemoglobin - hæmoglobin
- infant formula - baby milk
- jelly roll - swiss roll
- labor union - trade union
- list of encyclopedias - list of encyclopædiæ/enclopædias
- movie theater - cinema
- moving sidewalk - travelator
- optical fiber - optical fibre
- pacifier - dummy
- Pantyhose - tights
- pedophilia - paedophilia
- polarization-maintaining optical fiber - polarization-maintaining optical fibre
- potato chips - crisps
- program - programme
- Pythagorean theorem - Pythagoras' theorem
- quadruply clad fiber - quadruply clad fibre
- rutabaga - swede
- sidewalk - pavement
- single-mode optical fiber - single-mode optical fibre
- station wagon - estate car
- sulfur - sulphur
- sulfur dioxide - sulphur dioxide
- theater - theatre
- tic-tac-toe - noughts and crosses
- tire - tyre
- television commercial - advert