Meanings of unintelligible jargon in English

Newsboys were crying extras and announcing some important news in an unintelligible jargon.

But these critics despise people who don't use unintelligible jargon.

But the fellow replied gruffly in some unintelligible jargon.

Again that unintelligible jargon, unhuman and shrill, fell upon their ears, and Arthur stepped forward.

A hundred voices were ready to answer him, and explain the scene in confused, unintelligible jargon.

Officer, answered the man in an almost unintelligible jargon, a horrible medley of French, Spanish, and English.

It is usual to credit the composer's friend, Baron van Swieten, with the " unintelligible jargon."

Werper listened to the unintelligible jargon.

They spoke a strange, unintelligible jargon.

He turned and shouted a volley of intentionally unintelligible jargon at the officer, continuing to point ahead of him.

Innumerable volumes, filled with innumerable subtleties and incoherencies, and written in a barbarous and unintelligible jargon, must be studied!

Cripp was as apt to howl in broad daylight as at night, and the sounds were meaningless, the unintelligible jargon of an idiot.

Given that, and plenty of confidence, and it matters not whether the inscriptions are biblical verses, unintelligible jargon, or even invocations of the Devil.

This person found some difficulty in making himself understood, speaking only an unintelligible jargon, which bore more resemblance to Italian than any other language.

But I entreat you calmly to look into your own thoughts, and then tell me if they are not a useless and unintelligible jargon.

Wild Irishmen, with uncouth garb, threatening gesture, and unintelligible jargon, stood gibbering at every corner, instead of the comfortable Flemish faces of the familiar burgher-guard.