Neighbor and neighbour have the same meaning. The only difference is spelling. Neighbor is the American English form, while neighbour ...

Both “misspelt” and “misspelled” are correct spellings of the past tense of misspell. Misspelled is the preferred spelling in American ...

Both grey and gray are correct. Gray is the preferred spelling in American English, while grey is the standard spelling ...

 Both “flautist” and “flutist” are correct. “Flutist” is standard in American English, while “flautist” is more common in British English ...

Artefacts or artifacts mean objects made by humans, often from the past, such as tools, pottery, or historical items. Both ...

 Sunburned or sunburnt both mean your skin became red or damaged after too much sun exposure. Both are correct, but ...

 Enquiry and inquiry both mean asking for information or seeking answers. Inquiry is common in American English, while enquiry is ...

Favor (American English) and favour (British English) both mean help, kindness, support, or showing preference toward someone or something. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ...

Focusing is the preferred spelling in American English and is also the most common worldwide, while focussing is accepted in ...