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Pudding
> American English: A custardy dessert
> British English: Dessert of any kind
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Builders
> American English: People who construct something
> British English: Short for “builder’s tea” – a strong brew, commonly consumed by manual laborers
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Sarnie
> American English: N/A
> British English: A sandwich
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Buttie/butty
> American English: N/A
> British English: A sandwich or a man’s male friend
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Banger
> American English: Something that goes “Bang!;” a member of a street gang (short for “gangbanger”)
> British English: A pork sausage
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