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SLANG INFORMAL LINGO
SLANG COLLOQUIAL LANGUAGE
SLANG SOME TALK ON THE STREET
SLANG WORD ON THE STREET
SLANG IT MAY BE THROWN AROUND AT A PARTY
SLANG NONSTANDARD LANGUAGE
SLANG IT'S THE WORD ON THE STREET
SLANG URBAN DICTIONARY CONTENT
SLANG INFORMAL LANGUAGE
SLANG SPECIALIZED VOCABULARY
SLANG INFORMAL TALK
SLANG COMMON LANGUAGE
SLANGINGMATCH DISPUTE IN WHICH INSULTS AND ACCUSATIONS ARE MADE
SLANG GRAMMARIAN'S NO-NO
SLANGING MATCH ROW
SLANGS CANTS
SLANG "PHAT" OR "RAD," FOR EXAMPLE
SLANG BIG GUN OR BIG CHEESE
SLANG SUBJECT OF SOME DICTIONARIES
SLANGFORMONEY GREEN
SLANG SHOPTALK
SLANGING MATCH EXCHANGE OF INSULTS
SLANGINGMATCH EXCHANGE OF INSULTS
SLANG "THE CAT'S MEOW" OR "A DOG'S LIFE"
SLANG COLLOQUIAL, INFORMAL WORDS
SLANG JARGON
SLANGUAGE JARGON
SLANG "APPLESAUCE" FOR "NONSENSE," FOR EXAMPLE
SLANG COLLOQUIALISM
SLANGS COLLOQUIALISMS
RHYMINGSLANG COCKNEY ARGOT
SLANG LINGO
SLANG JARGON, VERNACULAR
SLANGUAGES JARGONS
SLANGS JARGONS
SLANG VERNACULAR
SLANGUAGE COLORFUL VOCABULARY
SLANG SEE 15
SLANG BREAD OR MOOLA, E.G.
SLANG SPECIALISED LANGUAGE USED IN ABUSIVE MATCH?
SLANG GOOFBALL OR GOOF-OFF
SLANG INFORMAL LANGUAGE - JARGON
SLANG TOLD THE AUTHORITIES ABOUT LIBERAL SPEECH, INFORMALLY
SLANG BIG GUN OR BIG CHEESE, E.G.
SLANG AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THIEVES' LANGUAGE
SLANGFORASLEUTH SEE 60-ACROSS
SLANG ARGOT
SLANGY LIKE THE WORD "HANGRY" OR "BAE"
SLANG COCKNEY SPECIALTY
SLANG KNUCKLE SANDWICH AND PIECE OF CAKE, E.G.
SLANG WHAT IS THE JARGON OF A PARTICULAR CLASS, PROFESSION, ETC
SLANGFORTOILET JOHN
SLANG LIKE MUCH HIP-HOP LINGO
SLANG LEFT TO FILL IN, GAVE VOICE IN INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE
SLANG LIKE "HOT-DIGGITY"
SLANG REFUSE TO ACCEPT NEW FORM OF LANGUAGE
SLANG LOCAL SPEECH
SLANG "BONK" OR "CONK," E.G.
SLANG "HIT THE ROAD" OR "HIT THE BOOKS"
SLANG HIPSTER'S LINGO
SLANG BANANAS, CRACKERS AND NUTS, E.G.
SLANG STREET LINGO
SLANGY LIKE "FUZZ" FOR "POLICE"
SLANG LOOSE TALK
SLANG MUCH TEEN TALK
SLANG SOME SCOTS START OUT WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF THE VERNACULAR
SLANG PIDGIN
SLANGS PIDGINS
SLANG "PASTED" OR "WASTED," FOR "DRUNK"
SLANG VULGAR LANGUAGE? CRITICISING EXPRESSING IT, ON REFLECTION
SLANG SUBJECT FOR ERIC PARTRIDGE
SLANG SERIOUS LANGUAGE MAY LIMIT IT
SLANG LANGUAGE PECULIAR TO A GROUP
SLANGWHANG RAIL AND RANT, GNASH AND GNAW, WORKED UP ABOUT LEARNER
SLANG LIKE "DIS"
SLANGINGMATCH EXCHANGE OF ABUSE
SLANG INFORMAL-STYLE OF WORDING
SLANG INFORMAL SPEECH
SLANG APPLES & PEARS FOR STAIRS OR TROUBLE & STRIFE FOR WIFE, COCKNEY RHYMING ...
BOOMSLANG VENOMOUS TREE SNAKE OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
SLANG MODERN ADDITIONS TO THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY, OFTEN
SLANG SOMEWHAT INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE
SLANG A LOT OF TALK ON THE STREET
SLANG WORDS ON THE STREET?
SLANG LOOSE TALK?
SLANG ADE MEDIUM
SLANG JARGON, NOT PROPER LANGUAGE
SLANG SOME DICTIONARY ADDITIONS
SLANG ... TO SCOLD SON, GIVEN DELAY RECEIVING MONEY ESSENTIALLY
SLANG PHAT OR GROOVY
SLANG JARGON OF LIVELY YOUNG WOMEN, COMING BACK AROUND NOON
SLANG REFUSE TO ACCEPT NAME IN SPEECH THAT'S FROWNED ON
INTERNETSLANG HIGH-TECH IDIOM
SLANG TALK ON THE STREET
SLANG BLEW THE WHISTLE ABOUT LEFT-WING SPEECH ON THE STREET
SLANG CONFESSED TO CATCHING TAIL END OF STREET TALK
SLANGY LIKE STREET TALK
BOOMSLANG SNAKE PROSPERS WITH TONGUE HALF OUT
SLANG INFORMAL SPEECH IN TOTNES, LANGUID
SLANG WHAT "YO MAMA" IS
SLANG SWELL OR GROOVY, E.G.
LANGSSLANG FILM MAKER'S ARGOT?
SLANGY FULL OF ARGOT
SLANGS USES ARGOT
SLANG THIS CLUE IS NOT GOOD ENGLISH
SLANG FORM OF EXPRESSION IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES
SLANG BOFFO OR BLOTTO, E.G.
SLANG VERY INFORMAL LANGUAGE
SLANGIER MORE LIKE "APPLESAUCE!"?
SLANG COAL MINING WASTE ACROSS NORTH, IN JARGON
SLANG COALMINING WASTE ACROSS NORTH, IN JARGON
RHYMINGSLANG COCKNEY IDIOM
SLANG VULGAR LANGUAGE DESCRIBING NEW SCUM ON MOLTEN METAL OUTSIDE
SLANG JIVE TALK
SLANG PATOIS
SLANGTERMS WORDS ON THE STREET
SLANG COLLOQUIAL
SLANGY NONSTANDARD
SLANGY NONSTANDARD, IN A WAY
SLANG A BIT OF ARTLESS LANGUAGE
SLANG WORDS USED IMPROPERLY
SLANG URBAN DICTIONARY ENTRIES
RHYMINGSLANG APPLES AND PEARS, FOR EXAMPLE
SLANG INFORMAL SPEECH FEMALES TWIST WITHOUT NUMBER
SLANG PLAYFUL SPEECH
SLANG JARGON, E.G.
SLANG GROUP JARGON
SLANG Vernacular; originally jargon of disreputable people
SLANGINGMATCH HEATED EXCHANGE OF ABUSE
SLANG Lexicographer's study
SLANG STREET TALK
SLANG Colloquial idiom in anyone's language
SLANG WORD ON THE STREET?
SLANG Idiomatic talk
SLANG Dross incorporating new words commonly used
SLANG It's spoken from the hip?
SLANG "Bad" for "good," e.g.
SLANGS Casual forms of speech
SLANG STREET LANGUAGE, OFTEN
BOOMSLANG Venomous snake of southern Africa
SLANG Vernacular speech
SLANG Vulgar language
SLANG Like a lot of hip-hop lingo
SLANG Non-standard speech found in numerous languages
SLANG Cat and mouse, e.g.
SLANG Colloquial speech found in numerous languages
SLANG NONSTANDARD SPEECH
SLANG The word on the street?
SLANG Idiomatic language of abuse
SLANG 'Hood, e.g.
SLANG Nonstandard words
SLANG Sandburg's "language that rolls up its sleeves"
SLANG LIKE "CHILL OUT!" AND "COOL IT!"
SLANG All the world's languages contain this kind of informal speech
SLANG Breezy idiom
SLANG Type of dictionary
SLANG Playful or hip talk
SLANGY Unlike the king's English
RHYMING SLANG COCKNEY SPEECH STYLE
SLANG COLORFUL TALK
SLANG Jive talkin'
SLANG Informed about origin of Latin colloquialisms
SLANG BAD LANGUAGE PERHAPS, IN A MANNER OF SPEAKING
SLANG Be abusive to young women rising about noon
SLANGY FAR FROM FORMAL
SLANG Unconvential usage
SLANG Gave information to secure learner in jargon
SLANG TRANSLATING CHALLENGE
SLANG "Lit" for "exciting" or "excellent", e.g.
SLANGIER Less formal, in speech
BACKSLANG SUPPORTS ARCHBISHOP'S WELL-TURNED SPEECH
SLANG Threads, for clothing
SLANG MUCH STREET TALK
SLANG 'It's hard to grasp some of this language
SLANG CHUCKED OLD ENGLISH MANNER OF SPEAKING
SLANG URBAN DICTIONARY FOCUS
SLANG Word italicized in dictionaries
SLANG Some of his language was vulgar
SLANG Vocabulary not often found in formal writing
SLANG Colorful terminology
SLANGUAGE Shoptalk, e.g.
SLANG SUCCEEDED GETTING SILENT FILM DIRECTOR TO MAKE INFORMAL SPEECH
SLANG ABUSE IN COMMON PARLANCE
SLANG Did hymns, perhaps, with fifty in the vernacular
SLANG MISSES UPSET SURROUNDING NEW JARGON
SLANG SOME GROUP'S LANGUAGE?
SLANGUAGE Hybrid term for colorful vocabulary
SLANG "A poor man's poetry": Moore
RHYMINGSLANG COCKNEY JARGON
BOOMSLANG Resound with colloquial terms for snake
SLANG Colloquialisms in curious language
SLANG BONK OR CONK, E.G.
SLANG URBAN DICTIONARY FODDER
SLANG FADDISH LANGUAGE
SLANG BREEZY TALK
SLANG VULGAR PARLANCE
SLANGY LIKE 54-DOWN
SLANGINGMATCH BITTER VERBAL QUARREL
RHYMINGSLANG FINALLY, THE WORD ON THE STREET IS, IT'S WORKING FOR THE LINESMAN? WOULD YOU ADAM AND EVE IT!
SLANG SOME NEW DICTIONARY ADDITIONS
SLANG What 'dis' is
SLANG LANGUAGE LEARNER'S CHALLENGE
SLANG WORDS ON THE STREET
SLANG COLLOQUIAL SPEECH
SLANGINGMATCH BARNEY
BACKSLANG YOB, FOR ONE, SUPPORTS FRITZ
SLANG LANGUAGE STUDENT'S CHALLENGE
RHYMINGSLANG COCKNEY LINGO
SLANG WORDS NOT YET IN THE DICTIONARY
RHYMINGSLANG DAISY ROOTS, CHINA PLATE AND DICKY BIRD, FOR EXAMPLE
SLANG CHALLENGE FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS
SLANG SOME TEEN TALK
SLANG TOPIC IN SOME CULTURAL APPROPRIATION DISCOURSE
SLANG BAD, FOR GOOD
SLANG INFORMAL LANGUAGE USED BY A SET OF PEOPLE
SLANG "CRIB" FOR "HOME," E.G.
SLANG TENSE TALK, OFTEN
SLANGIER MORE JARGONY
INSLANG *NOT FORMALLY WORDED
SLANG BIG CHEESE OR LONG GREEN
SLANG DICTIONARY LABEL
SLANG "BEAK" FOR "NOSE," E.G.
SLANG INTERPRETER'S CHALLENGE
SLANG STREET VERNACULAR
SLANG TEEN TALK
SLANG 70-Across, e.g.
SLANGS Argots
SLANG Challenge for a translator
SLANG 'Cray' and 'totes adorbs,' e.g
BOOMSLANG From Afrikaans, a name for a tree snake
SLANGY Like ''phat''
SLANG Like ''dis''
SLANG Looie or hooey, e.g.
RHYMINGSLANG Moving rashly to restrict dynasty no good where China is an ally?
SLANG Shins "New ___"
SLANGINGMATCH Stormy exchange and stormy night calms nag
SLANG ''Dis'' is it
SLANGY Like much teen talk
SLANG "Bad" for "good," e.g
SLANG A feature of Cockneys' language?
SLANGINGMATCH Anglicans might get upset? No need for one prolonged row!
SLANGWORDFIGHTS Arguments between linguistic experts who study informal usage?
SLANG Blotto or stinko, e.g.
SLANG Coarse woman having name for abuse
SLANGTERMS Dawg and bae, e.g
SLANG Dis or moola, e.g.
RHYMINGSLANG Eg butcher's hook supply hangs grimly outside back of inn
SLANG Can't we hear streetwise talk?
SLANG Challenge for ESL students
SLANG Informal language or jargon
SLANG Jargon, e.g
RHYMINGSLANG Eg: 'apples and pears'
SLANG Jargon, vulgar language
SLANG Latest lingo
SLANGY Like 'fuzz' for 'police'
SLANG 'Hammered' for 'drunk,' e.g
SLANGIER Like 'chow' vis-à-vis 'edibles'
SLANG Jargon - expression ultimately consumed by dross
SLANGIER Less formal
SLANG Racy speech
SLANG Non-standard vocabulary
BACKSLANG Second's delay apprehending an unspecified number of yobs, say
SLANG Some unceremonious language
SLANG Street jargon
SLANG 'The cat's meow' or 'a dog's life'
SLANG Second language, not half a racy one
SLANG Informal speaking
SLANG Some rap lingo
SLANG Unconventional language
SLANG What 'yo mama' is
SLANG Language not reserved exclusively for matches?
SLANG Tricky snag involving student in loose language
SLANG Lexicography label
SLANG Like 'Chill out!' and 'Cool it!'
SLANG Logophile's topic
SLANG Confessed about initially lapsing into jargon
SLANG Spoken lingo avoiding normal glossary first of all
SLANG What Anthony Burgess called “the home-made language of the ruled, not the rulers […] demotic poetry emerging in flashes of ironic insight”
SLANG Teenspeak, for example
BOOMSLANG The venomous south African tree snake Dispholidus typus
SLANG What all the kids are saying nowadays
SLANG Woke or turnt, e.g
SLANGY Language in the borders of Surrey full of jargon?
SLANG Linguistics topic
SLANG "Cray" and "totes adorbs," e.g
SLANG Informal vocabulary
SLANG Challenge for translators
SLANGY Like 'like,' nowadays
SLANG Singular speech? Not half
SLANG Could the South get long in Scotland, in a manner of speaking?
SLANG Might the south long to be in the north, in a manner of speaking
SLANG It comes from the hip
SLANGY Informal contracted language in say, 'gutted'
SLANG Troublesome snag about student lingo
SLANG Dross incorporating new vernacular
BACKSLANG Endorses Austrian film director's obscure way of communicating
SLANG Are patois and argot among 'les langues de France'?
SLANGY Loose, linguistically
SLANGINGMATCH Violent argument
SLANGWORD 'Brewski,' for one
SLANG 'Pasted' or 'wasted,' for 'drunk'
SLANG Business language includes jargon
Slanging Awful nag in cast attacking abusively
SLANG What Scots language contains?
SLANG Long at last for a Scot, in a manner of speaking
Slanging Vituperative match?
SLANGY Linguistically loose
COFFEESLANGILY Definition for 13-Down
RHYMINGSLANG Titfer, butcher's and porky, for example
RHYMINGSLANG Cockney 'plates', suggesting 'meat', for instance
SLANG Left to fill in, gave voice in colloquial terms
SLANG 'All ___ is metaphor, and all metaphor is poetry': G. K. Chesterton
SLANG Any class's jargon
SLANG Sun babe turned up accepting new vulgarism
SLANG Informal vernacular
SLANG In a manner of speaking, not to be shortly in Scotland
RHYMINGSLANG Element in cockney vocabulary
RHYMINGSLANG Cockney poetical chatter
SLANG Refuse to accept name, in a manner of speaking
SLANG Saintly archbishop, in a manner of speaking
SLANGINGMATCH Prolonged exchange of insults
SLANG The vernacular in a second language
SLANG 'Bad' for 'good,' e.g.
SLANG Refuse to admit noun is common language
BOOMSLANG Reports on long Scottish snake
RHYMINGSLANG 'Apples and pears' for stairs, for example
SLANG Anomalous language, to some extent
SLANGINGMATCH Dispute offence involving archbishop at Gateshead game
SLANG Like gnarly
SLANG Ohio sacked by hooligans, in a manner of speaking
SLANG Lexicographer's label
SLANG What "bread" is for "money"
SLANG What choir did about student lingo?
SLANG Ladies back adopting new jargon
SLANG Snag maybe involves student in loose language
SLANG Challenge for a language learner
SLANG Industrial waste receiving name in informal language
SLANG Common words found in signal successfully reversed
SLANG Informal vocab
SLANG Sends information over -- is lacking jargon
SLANG "Dough" or "cheddar," for "money"
SLANG “Tea” for “gossip,” e.g.
SLANG Made song about learner’s jargon
SLANG "Noodle" or "noggin," for head
SLANG Sort of language generally found in Urban Dictionary
SLANGTERMS Challenges for a translator, perhaps
SLANG A-game or b-ball, e.g.
SLANG Target of some cultural appropriation
SLANG Dross incorporating new means of expression
SLANG What "lit" is for "extremely fun"
SLANG Informal words
SLANGY Like “threads,” for clothing
SLANG Island egg shelled, so to speak?
SLANGDICTIONARY Unfortunately, lady is ignorant about first of citations, informal reference
SLANG "Dope" and "gucci," e.g
RHYMINGSLANG In which you may find apples and pears in London?
SLANG Young ladies rejected adopting new jargon
SLANGY Like "phat"
SLANG Head for the toilet, say?
SLANGY Like “b-boy” or “my b”
ACCOMMODATE MAKE ROOM FOR
ABSURD UNSUITED
PRO GOLF ___
VIBRATED RESOUNDED
CONAN MARVEL COMICS HERO
ARK VESSEL LANDING ON MOUNT ARARAT
ANACONDA SNAKE OF THE BOA FAMILY
COMPENDIARY CURT
MANAGING RUNNING; COPING
CHOMP BITE FROM PAC-MAN
FAPEL COLLAR PART
PURDAH SECLUSION OF WOMEN
FILLING LAYER
ACCELERATED INTENSIVE
NULL ZERO
UPINFLAMES ON FIRE, AS A BUILDING
TRAITS DISTINGUISHING FEATURES
STENCIL CUT-OUT PATTERN
CAUTIONS WARNINGS
MAT '« GYMNAST'S LANDING PLACE'
TOOL FORK
REMEDIES DRUGS
GILT MISS PIGGY, FOR ONE
TENDS LOOKS AFTER, CARES FOR
BEET SOUP INGREDIENT, SOMETIMES
CAPRA "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" DIRECTOR, 1944
ERR DO THE WRONG THING
APSE NAVE SIGHT
DIS PREFIX WITH BAR OR BELIEF
LILT THERE'S NOTHING IN THREE LITRES TO LIE ABOUT
OREG CRATER LAKE'S ST.
NIRO HOLLYWOOD LEGEND, ROBERT DE ----
ALL IT'S THIS OR NOTHING
CAMP WILDLY THEATRICAL
EVIDENCES MEMENTOS
NEWTS THEY HAVE LONG TAILS
STARTED PLAYED ON THE A-TEAM
ACCORDINGTOONESLIGHTS AS FAR AS PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE ALLOWS JUDGEMENT TO BE MADE
BRIER PIPE IN RIVER SKIRTED BY THE LATE CARRIER?
SORE STICK OUT LIKE A ___ THUMB
IRON HARD ALLOY REQUIRED FOR MOULDED CLUB
DONKEYS PARDON KEYSTONE COPS FOR BEING ASSES AT HEART
BAY HOWL, ... AT THE MOON
CRUISE VOYAGE MADE BY ONE INSIDE WIDOW'S VESSEL
SNARE TRAP WITH A NOOSE
DONGLE GOLDEN BUCKLES FOR ATTACHMENT TO COMPUTER
LOU RAWLS OF SOUL
MED KIND OF INSURANCE: ABBR.
SALTS Prepares pretzels
NEUN Drei squared
NEATH Under, to Keats
RACEHORSE Affirmed, e.g.
SOILED Clayey
DENTAL Kind of technician

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