Making spoken words incomprehensible to the untrained ear, such as in Pig Latin.
Language term for jargon or argot of a group.
1It was like a secret language, used with a sense of fun.
2It's kind of a little secret language between the judges, he added.
3You two are like twins, with some secret language all your own.
4Is this some secret language used between medics and pharmacists, you may ask?
5These stories became a truth for survival, a secret language for runaway slaves.
6It seemed like a secret language and I had never been given the code!
7Cryptic notes written in the secret language of facilitators were scrawled upon the charts.
8Maurice had told her that these people had their secret signs, their secret language.
9A secret language, common to all schools of occult science once prevailed throughout the world.
10Viola has uncovered the secret language of Understandings -if it could only be translated.
11At that, they smile at each other, communicating in a secret language of eyebrow-raising and laughter.
12Finally, he spoke the secret language, "Why are you here?"
13A secret language that will transform all aspects of war as it has been known until now.
14And surely that was her dear voice calling to him in the secret language of the psalm.
15Barbara O'Neal fell in love with restaurants and the secret language of spoons when she was sixteen.
16They call it up by gazing at the crystal, & have a secret language of their own.
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Translations for secret language