Mould or Mold ?

[Autocon]

One is a mold for creating plastic crack, the other is a harmful mould seen on the walls of houses.

Did i get it right?

[dirge]

Mould is “commonwealth” (Including Australian) English.

Mold is American English.

[Autocon]

Ah so the one word means both terms!

[Ode to a Grasshopper]

I think 'mould' in Commonwealth English is the verb, not the noun. Except the gross wall-stuff noun that is. For the 'makes-Transformer-bits-when-you-pour-plastic-into-it' I'm pretty sure it's 'mold'.

I could be wrong though.

[dirge]

I think 'mould' in Commonwealth English is the verb, not the noun. Except the gross wall-stuff noun that is. For the 'makes-Transformer-bits-when-you-pour-plastic-into-it' I'm pretty sure it's 'mold'.

I could be wrong though.

Noun/verb is the same in the USA and "commonwealth". It's mould for all contexts here, mold for all contexts in the USA. Akin to colour & color.

[Thurmus]

If you speak English it is Mould. If you speak American it is Mold. Same as Colour. Surprised the Yanks haven't decided to mess with Parkour yet.