Which words have different meanings in different countries?

Both are in English, but in many cases, the same word has different meanings in different countries. You may not pay attention to these small details at ordinary times, but once you meet them, you may make a joke. For example, the following words have completely different meanings in Britain and America.

Pants: pants, outer pants? L 1: underwear?

Easily misunderstood sentence: Wow, yours? Mom? Really? That? The best? Pants! ?

2.？ Straps USA: Straps UK: Belts?

Easily misunderstood sentence: me? Used? Where to? Always? Get? Food? Caught? Are you online? Mine? Braces? As? Answer? Kid. ?

3.？ American biscuit: a butter dinner bag, similar to English scones? UK: Cookies? Easily misunderstood sentence: me? Can't? Eat? Answer? Cookies? Unless? Is it? Dripping water? Are you online? Gravy. ?

4.？ First of all? Floor America: the lowest floor Britain: the floor above the ground floor, usually 2 floors, and the ground floor in Britain? Floor?

A misleading sentence: that? Super? Does it matter? Meeting? Is it? Take it? Place? Open? That? First of all? Floor? -? No? Is it? Late! ?

5.？ Fancy? Dress USA: Dress UK: Clothing, mostly masquerade? A misleading sentence: those? Girls? Invited? We? Where to? Answer? Fancy? Dress? Party? Tonight. ?

6.？ American trainer: Fitness instructor? UK: Rubber-soled sneakers?

A misleading sentence: work? Out? With what? Sports shoes? What? Do what? Me? See? For example. Answer? A millionaire? ! ?

7.？ Chapssusa: A leather tights worn by cowboys. UK: Guys?

A misleading sentence: nothing? Sexier? Than? Answer? Pairing? Yes? No ass? Guys. ?

8.？ Quilts USA: Quilts UK: Nipples?

Easily misunderstood sentence: me? Can't? Fall? Did you fall asleep? No? Mine? Favorite? Quilt. ?

9.？ Cider USA: A non-alcoholic apple juice UK: A sweet beer fermented from apples?

Easily misunderstood sentence: me? Used? Where to? Drink? Cider? Every one? Day? As? Answer? Kid. ?

10.？ Knob USA: Round door handle? Britain: "Brothers"?

Easily misunderstood sentence: me? Bankrupt? Mine? Knob? Rush? Out? Yes? That? House? This? Good morning. ?

1 1.？ Bing USA: Lockers? Britain: trash can?

Easily misunderstood sentence: me? Release? All of them? Mine? Shit? Valuables? Are you online? Answer? Bin. ?

12.？ Garden USA: designated area for growing flowers and crops UK: backyard?

A misleading sentence: no? Thank you. ? Me? No? Want it? Where to? Drink? Beer? Are you online? Yours Garden? Because? I am? Isn't it? Answer? Crazy? People. ?

13.？ Rubber USA: Condom UK: Eraser?

A misleading sentence: maybe? Me? Borrow? Yours Rubber? Please.

14.？ Angry America: Angry Britain: Drunk?

A misleading sentence: I'm sorry? That? I am? Late? For what? Work. ? Me? Understand? Answer? Stop the car Tickets? And then what? I am? Angry. ?

15.？ Shag USA: Long Hair Carpet UK: Sex?

A misleading sentence: Shag? Gross. ? What? Is it? This? That? The' 70s?

16.？ Football USA: Rugby UK: Football? Easily misunderstood sentence: me? No? Like what? football