Black slang dictionary
[DOC File]CHAPTER 10: PRACTICING SPEECH WORDING
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Incorporating unfamiliar slang or jargon is a creative way to create a mental picture in the minds of audience members. ANS: F SEE PAGE 185 Casual swearing will not be frowned upon by the audience, but rather seen as an attempt to create a more realistic speech. ANS: false SEE PAGE 185. Hate speech is always unethical. ANS: true SEE PAGE 187
[DOC File]Dictionary of Victorian Prison Slang - iExpress
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‘The Dictionary of Victorian Prison Slang’ is a compilation of both current and obsolete slang terms, general terms, sayings, abbreviations & acronyms used by prisoners in Victorian prisons. The emphasis of this dictionary is on modern (i.e. 1970s onwards) terms but includes terms that are obsolete, archaic or no longer in common usage.
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Funny thing, from the dictionary first page right now, that “aardvark” springs to my mind. The dictionary had a picture of it, a long-tailed, long-eared, burrowing African mammal, which lives off termites caught by sticking out its tongue as an anteater does for ants. I was so fascinated that I went on—I copied the dictionary’s next page.
[DOC File]How Linguists Approach the Study of Language and Dialect
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Similarly, the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE), under the editorship of Frederic G. Cassidy, drew on the usage of 2,777 informants from 1,002 communities across the United States. These informants were interviewed between 1965 and 1970 by 72 fieldworkers, using a questionnaire with as many as 1,847 items, such as the following:
[DOC File]SLANG DICTIONARIES: - Cengage
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For example, in one slang dictionary is the slang expression—“Blue o’clock in the morning,” followed by the definition—“Pre-dawn, when black sky gives way to purple. Suggestive of rollicking late hours.”10 Both parts of this entry seem like fine uses of language, …
[DOC File]The Handmaid's Tale
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Apr 26, 2007 · slang used by Moira, Offred and Offred’s mother in the time before; the official, Biblical language of Gilead, used by the Aunts and Handmaids. What effects does Atwood achieve through these contrasting types of language? Task 7 ‘There is more than one kind of freedom,’ said Aunt Lydia. ‘Freedom to and freedom from.
[DOC File]Suggestions for further reading - King's College London
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SLANG BIBLIOGRAPHY. The following is a select list of references that may be a useful starting-point for learners, researchers or others interested in investigating slang. Adams, M. (2009) Slang: The People’s Poetry, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Ayto, J. (1998) The Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang, Oxford: Oxford University Press
[DOC File]Dinner Slang Glossary
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Diner Slang Glossary. Whiskey Dry = Rye toast no butter. Birdseed hold the Baby = cereal, no milk. 86 = To 86 something or someone is to make it/them disappear. From US Army slang: Army forms had only 85 lines. Cup a Mud = coffee black. City Juice = tap water
[DOCX File]Glossary of police slang
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Black Jack: A hand weapon consisting of a short elastic shaft having at one end a heavy metal head encased in netting, leather, etc. First mentioned in the Century Dictionary in 1889. Black jacks were once issued to police in the era before night sticks (q.v.) came into widespread use.
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