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