I do wonder if the sub vs hoagie vs grinder vs etc difference is disappearing due to Subway as a chain spreading everywhere and sort of forcing a rename of things in people's heads.
These sorts of things are so easy to ignore, but really show up with authors writing in fandoms that aren't local to them- mostly the Britspeak vs Amerispeak difference (with Canadian thrown in too, but I've only noticed a few Canadianisms overall).
Most of my answers would be similar to yours, with a few differences (see-saw not teeter-totter, pocketbook not purse, comforter) but I do wonder what the other words for frying pan and pancakes as I'm hard pressed to come up with other terms for those. (flapjacks maybe?)
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I do wonder if the sub vs hoagie vs grinder vs etc difference is disappearing due to Subway as a chain spreading everywhere and sort of forcing a rename of things in people's heads.
These sorts of things are so easy to ignore, but really show up with authors writing in fandoms that aren't local to them- mostly the Britspeak vs Amerispeak difference (with Canadian thrown in too, but I've only noticed a few Canadianisms overall).
Most of my answers would be similar to yours, with a few differences (see-saw not teeter-totter, pocketbook not purse, comforter) but I do wonder what the other words for frying pan and pancakes as I'm hard pressed to come up with other terms for those. (flapjacks maybe?)