Slang for black person
[DOC File]Definitions for LGBTQ Related Terms
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Definitions for LGBTIQA Related Terms. LGBTIQA+ communities use various terms, phrases, and words to discuss and/or identify LGBTIQA+ concepts. Definitions of these terms and phrases are constantly changing, often contested, and based upon personal preferences and social changes.
[DOC File]Vocabulary for Old Yeller, by Fred Gipson
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roan (p. 24)—adjective—having the base color (such as red, black, or brown) muted and. lightened by a mixture of white hairs. stampede (p. 28)—verb—to flee or run headlong in panic. fall to staves (p. 22)—verb—to collapse, to fall apart [slang] stone blind (p. 29)—adjective—totally blind [slang] sulk (p. 33)—verb—to be ...
[DOC File]CHAPTER 10: PRACTICING SPEECH WORDING
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Slang refers to informal, nonstandard vocabulary. When speaking with an audience outside of a certain language community, a speaker should limit the use of jargon or slang because it will not be familiar with the terminology. Showing sensitivity—avoiding sexist, racist, or otherwise biased expressions that belittle a person or group.
[DOC File]SLANG DICTIONARIES:
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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]From Zora Neale Hurston’s Glossary of Harlem Slang
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Coal scuttle blonde—black woman. Collar a hot—eat a meal. Color scale—high yaller, yaller, high brown, vaseline brown, seal brown, low brown, dark black. Eight-rock—very black person Gut-bucket—low dive, type of music, or expression from same. I’m cracking but I’m facking—“I’m wisecracking, but I’m telling the truth ...
[DOC File]TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
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Why do you think the neighbors concluded a black person had been in Mr. Radley’s collard patch? Why was Jem willing to risk danger and ignore Scout’s warning in order to retrieve his pants? Literary Term Questions: Dialect:
[DOC File]In Black and White:
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The person who creates a social construct, according to Loseke (1999), is a “claim-maker.” ... A verbal claim creates meaning through words. For example, using particular slang or derogatory terms to describe a minority group (e.g. people have described white people as “crackers,” and black people as “niggas”). ... Black characters ...
[DOC File]How Linguists Approach the Study of Language and Dialect
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How Linguists Approach the Study of Language and Dialect . John R. Rickford (ms. January 2002, for students in Ling 73, AAVE, Stanford) Since we will be drawing primarily on linguistic research to tell the story of African American Vernacular English [AAVE], we need to explain some of the premises under which linguists operate, the kinds of principles which are usually covered in the first ...
[DOCX File]Glossary of police slang
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Joint: 1) First appeared in 1877 as a slang term for a place set up to do a swindle. 2) First used to describe an opium den in 1881. 3) First used to describe a brothel in 1894. 4) First used to describe a prison in 1933. 5) First used as a slang term for a homemade hypodermic syringe in 1935.
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