Do you say housecoat or dressing gown?

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Roundabout or island?
Roll or bun or cob or bap?

Dressing gown
Roundabouts and islands are too different things surely?
Barm

Housecoat.
Roundabout.
Bun. Sometimes roll.

(Im from Canada)

dressing gown
roundabout
roll

Dressing gown
Roundabout for roundabout (that cars go round)
Island for island (pedestrian bit in middle of road)
Bread roll (or barm when visiting family )

Roundabouts and islands are too different things surely
Not in the Midlands and not when in relation to roads.

Dressing gown
Roundabout
Cake (sorry know that wasn't a given option)

Housecoats are different to dressing gowns though?? Thats like comparing trousers to skirts.

Roundabout
Cob...unless the cafe is selling baps or rolls, then I use their terminology.
Bun is sweet, not savoury. Eg Chelsea bun

Robe/dressing gown
Roundabout and island are interchangeable
Cob or bap depending on if it's crusty

Housecoats and dressing gowns are different.
Roundabouts and islands are different.

Roll, unless it's a burger bun.

Dressing gown
Roundabout (Island is something else)
Bread roll

I have a feeling we probably live in the sane county 😂

Dressing gown, cob.

I say roundabout but grew up calling it an island.

Working class East Midlands

Aren't housecoat and dressing gown 2 different things?
A dressing gown goes over PJs or you put it on after a bath/shower to keep warm.
A housecoat has the same purpose as an apron, it goes over clothes to protect them while you are doing housework.
I actually don't use either: a hoody is more efficient at keeping you warm , and doesn't have sleeves that dangle annoyingly, and an apron is quick to take on and off.
Then I will have a roll if it's bread like with soup or instead of a sandwich, but a bun is something sweet, like a Chelsea bun. A bap is something that goes with a burger, bigger and flatter and more floury than a roll or a bun. Not sure what I'd describe a cob as, maybe it's like a mini baguette, sort of torpedo shaped.
A roundabout is a thing cars go round, but it could have an island in the middle of it if it's a very big one. To me an island is a small thing in the middle of a busy road where you can pause when crossing.
Anyway, I know this is all different depending where you are from...I'm a Londoner.

House coat
Roundabout
Roll

This

Dressing gown - irrationally hate the term housecoat
Roundabout
Roll

Ireland.

We need a picture for each 😊

Dressing gown, for a towelling thing. House coat as in picture.
roundabout for a thing cars drive round. Island for where pedestrians cross.
roll for a bread roll.

Me (English)- dressing gown
DH (Scottish)- gownie, pronounced something like "goonie"

Me - pop
DH - ginger

Me- Daps or trainers
DH- gutties or trainers

Me - carrier bag
DH- poke

Me- armpits
DH- oxters.

Housecoat and dressing gown are different things. Housecoats are those horrible nylon things women used to wear over their clothes when cleaning, a la Norah Batty.

Roundabout and island are different things, in the traffic sense. I've always understood 'traffic island' as one of those mid-road crossing points. Maybe I've misunderstood that!

Yes.

And what I call individual bread products depends on what they are, and where I am. 'Roll' is the generic default.

Housecoat/dressing gown I use both.
Roundabout
Roll

Nora in her housecoat (under the cardigan)

Dressing gown
RBS and islands are different things
roll

I was about to say I didn’t really know what a housecoat was…