General

/ˌem əʊ ˈtiː/

British term for zipper.

/ˌziːbrə ˈkrɒsɪŋ/

British term for pedestrian crossing with black and white stripes, named for resemblance to zebra stripes.

/juː ɔːlˈraɪt/

British greeting that confuses Americans who think it implies something's wrong.

/ˈjeləʊ laɪnz/

British road markings indicating parking restrictions.

/jæk/

British (and American) slang meaning to chatter or talk excessively.

/jɒt/

While international, British yachting culture (Cowes Week, royal yachts) makes term particularly British.

/ˈwɜːks ˌaʊtɪŋ/

British company-sponsored trip for employees.

/wɜːks/

British term for factory or industrial site.

/wʊd/

British term for woodland (Americans often use 'woods' plural or 'forest').

/wəʊld/

British term for rolling open countryside.