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Chippy
> American English: A promiscuous woman; an adjective meaning belligerent or touchy
> British English: A fish and chips shop
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Biscuit
> American English: A kind of soft, round, scone-like bread
> British English: A cookie
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Mince
> American English: To chop something finely
> British English: Ground meat (usually beef or lamb)
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Rocket
> American English: A projectile propelled by combustion
> British English: Arugula
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Crisp
> American English: Hard and brittle; brisk and unhesitating; chilly
> British English: A potato chip
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