My Compact OED lists "cauterize (also cauterise)" and "crystallize (also
crystallise)", as it does for -ize/-ise words in general, with no
special note. (-ize, of course, is not exclusively American English, and
is also preferred by Oxford dictionaries, but I'd expect an indication
if the -ise variant was not used in some particular case.)
I, and my dictionary, agree with your other examples. The missing
"prize" is probably the most serious.
** Changed in: scowl (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
Status: New => Confirmed
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