Making spoken words incomprehensible to the untrained ear, such as in Pig Latin.
Sinônimos
Examples for "argot"
Examples for "argot"
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Sadie had, in the argot of the day, a really good built.
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The new argot is just a different way of masking old anxieties.
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I forgot that you lived in a world unsullied by such argot.
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He played, drank, talked argot, and cast off every shred of reserve.
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Also now he employed some of the argot of the underworld:
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Once accreditation introduces the language game of politics, education distances itself even more from its fundamental mission.
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One example was the body language game that Espar led on the evening of the main team-bonding get-together.
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Clicking on its support page link takes you to an Arabic- language gaming site.
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They play language games, including the use of private, personal languages and symbolic schemes and codes implicitly understood by the protagonists but obscure to us.
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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.