Meanings of own phraseology in English

He has built his own phraseology out of Charlie Parker's vocabulary.

And the partner, in her own phraseology, was the-Devil

To use its own phraseology, it came there "flush" and went away "busted."

That the old trapper admired me-inhis own phraseology, "liked me mightily"- Iwasaware.

She married him because her father made her marry him, and in her own phraseology "the matter was not worth fighting about."

His experience on this first trip, to quote his own phraseology, was "so glorious that I decided to abandon the tight-rope forever."

He had the impression that she was, in his own phraseology, "a tough customer." Mormon Joe must have taught her, he reflected.

Now this document, the stereotyped press-warrant of the century, here concisely summarised in its own phraseology, was not at all what it purported to be.

"It's up to you, Larry," I remarked, deliberately choosing his own phraseology.

"I do not know of anything that's going on right,-touse your own phraseology."