- - Buzzwords, collectively
- - Buzzwords
- - unfamiliar words used in klingon
- - The language demonstrated by the Tamil in Goa
- - Calling out some jargon
- - Professional jargon in string of muddling orders
- - Special vocabulary of a particular subject
- - Jargon given latitude in turn
- - Jargon adopted by polling organisation
- - Jargon, language
- - Length in lead is expressed in a foreign language
- - Tongue makes flint-hearted work
- - industry language
- - language on the job
- - Language used in school in Goa
- - speech to industry insiders?
- - language held by girl in gold
- - Language (inf)
- - Language used in baffling organisers
- - filling operation includes jargon
- - Tongue in the vernacular
- - slang word for language
- - language used in telling one off?
- - Language is Northern German originally
- - Language in native groups observed initially
- - write part of the bill in government language
- - Jargon or specialized speech
- - Learner at home with good old jargon
- - learner making attempt at foreign language?
- - Slang — jargon
- - Language, dialect (inf.)
- - Line in game's jargon
- - 5Local dialect or jargon
- - legalese, for instance
- - Language game needs new beginning
- - Language somewhat lyrical in Gormenghast
- - jargon fooling officer, in part
- - Dialect(Used today)
- - Group's language
- - Language (slang)
- - Language (informal)
- - Group's speech
- - Computerese or legalese
- - Specialized jargon
- - Local dialect
- - Jargon
- - Street talk
- - Fish served with duck's tongue
- - Special jargon
- - Heather with love for slang
- - Specialized vocab
- - Argot from school in Gothenburg
- - Industry slang
- - Fish and duck in strange language
- - Strange language from Phil in Godalming
- - Jargon (informal)
- - Insider talk
- - Language progress comes after cutting connection short
- - Strange language from criminal in Gotham
- - Some calling on special jargon
- - The locals say Mao came from Mongolia?
- - Strange language from fish and duck
- - Large, independent charity possibly making very specific terms
- - Log in (anag.)
- - Shop jargon
- - Having shortened text, depart peculiar vocabulary
- - Specialized slang
- - Tongue and groove primarily used in flooring
- - Special vocabulary
- - Part of a trainee's learning curve, maybe
- - Group jargon
- - Flooring introducing grand jargon
- - Zero returns go with jargon
- - Language, informally
- - Give Heather ring, making kind of speech
- - Specialist's vocabulary
- - Possibly prim, this language could be imploring
- - Insiders' language
- - The locals say Mao taken out of Mongolia
- - Specialized shop talk
- - Words coming from Heather with love
- - Legalese, for one
- - Adspeak or journalese
- - Patois
- - Jargon used in appalling office
- - Nothing upsetting on journey, in a manner of speaking
- - Vocational vocabulary
- - Parlance
- - Vocabulary
- - Jargon of a particular field
- - Specialized talk
- - Jargon or patois
- - Techspeak, e.g.
- - Specialized speech
- - Legalese, e.g.
- - Game show co-hosted by former Miss USA Shandi Finnessey
- - Jive, e.g.
- - Group's jargon
- - Game show hosted by Chuck Woolery
- - "IMO," "LOL," etc.
- - Legalese is one
- - Street language
- - Special terms
- - Shop slang
- - Fast talk
- - Peculiar language
- - Inside vocabulary
- - Language that's often colorful
- - Jazzman's jive, e.g.
- - Trade vocabulary.
- - Language of a sort.
- - Bobby soxer speech.
- - Argot
- - Computerese, e.g
- - Specialized language
- - Shoptalk
- - Shop talk
- - Slang
- - Dialect
- - Vernacular
- - Special language
- - Specialized vocabulary
- - Type of talk
- - Talk of the town
- - ... Talk
- - Cant
- - Language.
- - Specialized "-speak"
- - jargon adopted by gambling officials
- - tv game show presented by adil ray featuring mystery words
- - Evil in good contains language
- - (slang) unfamiliar vocabulary
- - a piece of doggerel in gothic tongue
- - Some calling out common language
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