LexiMap topic
American regionalism maps
LexiMap tracks American regionalisms with live state and county maps. These pages collect word maps, pronunciation maps, and everyday local phrases that people argue about because place changes the answer.
Maps In This Topic
- Soda vs Pop vs Coke vs Tonic Map: A regional word map for soda, pop, Coke, tonic, and other names for fizzy drinks.
- Sub vs Hoagie vs Hero Map: A regional word map for subs, hoagies, heroes, grinders, and other sandwich names.
- Y'all vs You Guys vs You All Map: A fresh LexiMap rerun of a classic American dialect question about second-person plural words.
- Rotary vs Roundabout vs Traffic Circle Map: A fresh LexiMap rerun of a classic regional road-word question.
- Crayon Pronunciation Map: A fresh LexiMap rerun of a classic regional pronunciation question.
- Pecan Pronunciation Map: A fresh LexiMap rerun of a classic regional pronunciation question.
- Caramel Pronunciation Map: A fresh LexiMap rerun of a classic regional pronunciation question.
- Frosting vs Icing Map: A fresh LexiMap rerun of a classic regional cake-topping question.
Common Comparisons
These pages are meant to make common regional word and pronunciation comparisons easier to inspect on a live U.S. map.
- soda vs pop map
- crayon pronunciation map
- rotary vs roundabout map
- American regionalisms by state
- regional word maps
- U.S. dialect maps by county
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