- - lawyerspeak or tech talk, e.g.
- - Talk to which a peculiar ending was given
- - Leave art out of this special talk
- - Underworld tongue
- - Techspeak or shop talk
- - Industry talk
- - Insiders' talk?
- - Talk for a select group
- - Trade talk
- - Trade talk, e.g.
- - Underworld talk
- - Street talk, e.g.
- - Rap talk, i.e.
- - Underworld lingo
- - Street talk
- - Idiomatic talk
- - Teen talk
- - Specialized talk
- - Shop talk
- - Talk of the town
- - Romeo in wrapround, so to speak?
- - King in toga sent up criminal language
- - "in" language?
- - girl losing her head over slang
- - Try to break into painting's special language
- - Some cant referencing tyrannical leader in pursuit of mythical ship
- - Specific terms obtained by gutless ambassador
- - turn in creative work in slang
- - Jargon or tag that is misquoted
- - Language a scholar finally understood
- - Lingo of a particular group
- - Reports are obtained in slang
- - Content of jargon primarily this?
- - a king acquired the language of a particular class
- - Language used when trouble started on Jason's ship
- - "Language of misery," according to Victor Hugo
- - Leave skill out of the conversation!
- - Slang used by a particular group
- - Try penetrating cunning jargon
- - Slang words
- - girl loses her head over slang
- - Language in ship seeking the Golden Fleece for Troy
- - Specific speech of king in classical garb from the east
- - Villon used it.
- - Slang; idiom
- - Pedagese, e.g.
- - Language of a particular group
- - Jargon — patois
- - Insider's vocabulary
- - Criminals' slang
- - Idiom
- - Lingo (GATOR anagram)
- - Tongue of thief a king received ...
- - Cant; vernacular
- - In-group vocabulary
- - Topless woman's criminal language
- - Lingo or jargon
- - Class jargon
- - Jargon, slang
- - Language rejected by cryptographer
- - Language of a particular group or sect
- - Insider lingo
- - Lingo for a specific group
- - Word from the French for "slang"
- - In-group language
- - It's some regular Goth's speech in the vernacular
- - Part of a newbie's learning curve
- - Specialized idiom
- - Unmarried woman's criminal language
- - Specialized jargon
- - Such language skill must incorporate work
- - Mythical ship on time, in a manner of speaking
- - Shop lingo
- - Professional slang
- - One may end in "ese"
- - Slanguage
- - In-group jargon
- - In-group lingo
- - Thieves' slang
- - Slang used in cargo terminal
- - Language confusing to laymen
- - Street slang, e.g
- - Insider's language
- - Professional vocabulary
- - Job-specific vocabulary
- - Crookspeak, e.g.
- - Criminals' slang, e.g.
- - Journalese, e.g.
- - Arcane vocabulary
- - Crookspeak
- - Laymen don't understand it
- - Specialized patois
- - Some gangster-film dialogue, say
- - Professional terminology
- - Specialists' idiom
- - Legalese, say
- - Exclusive lingo
- - Distinctive vocabulary
- - Idiomatic vocabulary
- - Jargon from a mixed-up Florida athlete?
- - Lawyerese, e.g.
- - Gang's slanguage
- - Groupspeak, e.g.
- - Rap lingo, e.g.
- - Distinctive vocabulary group
- - Pig latin, e.g.
- - Local dialect
- - Local lingo
- - Terminology
- - Specialized lingo
- - Secret lingo
- - Jargon
- - Street lingo
- - Shop jargon
- - Specialized slang
- - Special vocabulary
- - Group jargon
- - Patois
- - Legalese, e.g.
- - Group's jargon
- - Computerese, e.g
- - Insider's lingo
- - Specialized language
- - Shoptalk
- - Slang
- - Dialect
- - Lingo
- - Academese, e.g.
- - Vernacular
- - Specialized vocabulary
- - Special lingo
- - Cant
- - Secret language
- - cargo transported in the vernacular
- - language for thieves of paintings to go into
- - french term for slang or jargon
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