slang

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slang

Green weenies and due diligence

insider business jargon-- raw, serious and sometimes funny business and deal terms from an entrepreneur's diary that you won't get from school or a dictionary
2005

What a funny thing to say!

1974
Discusses briefly the origins of the English language and the derivation of certain words, idioms, and slang expressions.

Slangalicious

where we got that crazy lingo
2004
Presents a collection of slang words and expressions used by individual generations throughout the twentieth century including wartime and criminal slang.

Yo, Jo!

2007
Jomar greets his neighbors using slang, but his grandfather wants to hear some more traditional words.

The Oxford dictionary of modern slang

2010
Defines more than six thousand slang words and phrases from the English-speaking world, with information on each term's origins, first use in print, and meaning.

Barron's American slang

dictionary and thesaurus
2009
Presents alphabetically arranged entries of vernacular words and phrases from the United States, with a thematic thesaurus, usage and etymological information, indicators for potentially objectionable slang, and other resources.

Chin music

tall talk and other talk
1979
Presents examples of folk speech used during the period 1815 to 1950. Identifies their meaning and the regions in which they were collected.

Frank and Ernest

on the road!
1992
While making a delivery for a friend, an elephant and a bear become familiar with the experiences and language of truck drivers.

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