- - In — terms (not using technical jargon)
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- - What purple prose and technical jargon have in common
- - Unnecessary and excessive use of words
- - very eager, excited, employing twice as many words
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- - Bit of technical jargon
- - Fashionable item of jargon
- - Bit of techno-jargon
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- - made a song about liberal using jargon
- - Jargon describing new scum in coal mining work outside
- - hog, for a harley, e.g.
- - Coarse jargon used in various languages
- - a bit of unceremonious language?
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- - TV jargon term for Seinfeld's "The Chinese Restaurant" and others, in which all of the action takes place on a single set with only a few characters
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- - french term for slang or jargon
- - girl losing her head over slang
- - lawyerspeak or tech talk, e.g.
- - Specific terms obtained by gutless ambassador
- - turn in creative work in slang
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- - Technical term for ringworm
- - Case for a dermatologist
- - Another name for ringworm, a skin disease, and a clothes moth
- - Ringworm
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- - Technical term for chickenpox
- - Chickenpox.
- - Shot cavalier infected by Latin disease
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- - [medical] non-technical term for epistaxis
- - Epistaxis
- - What "epistaxis" is a fancy medical term for
- - Its medical name is epistaxis
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- - Technical term for fainting
- - "Ne'er" for "Never," e.g.
- - Use of ne'er for never, e.g.
- - sounds wrong to get by with fainting fit
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