- context, "familiarity will
disguise and
sometimes it will
bring out its
slanginess." In 1887 The Lady
noted that "the
ladies of New York ...
think no form...
- "incredibly
beautiful style when he
talks that
ranges from
erudite to
brilliantly slangy". The
acclaim surrounding Bourdain's
memoir Kitchen Confidential led to...
-
Motors play competition. The
Bulletin wrote "Speech is authentic,
slangy but not too
slangy,
lively and
decorated with an
occasional colorful new expletive...
- "King ****a", for its hydraulic-pumping
synthesized b****
thump and Lamar's
slangy flow. The song
counters feelings of ****ility and
hopelessness with optimism...
-
Retrieved March 31, 2023. HUGO, Jan. Slovník nespisovné češtiny: argot,
slangy a obecná
mluva od nejstarších dob po současnost :
historie a původ slov...
-
provides a
fluid and
organic style; and when she is with her schoolmates, a
slangy visual language is
reflected by a handheld. Once the film went into production...
-
speech as "dignified" and formal,
while Richard's
speech is
explained as "
slangy and impetuous".: p.56–60 Richard's
casualness in
speech is also
noted by...
- Ruby rose SBY **** Pot
Revenge Shake Shake Sister Jenni Sirmione Skinny Lip
SLANGY SLY
Sliver Bullet Sneep Dip
Snidel Spiral Girl
STRIP CABARET Sugar gloss...
- have
similarities to the
hairstyles of the
Jumano tribe. The
haircut is
slangily called the "cuh" in the Rio
Grande Valley of Texas,
after the song Cuh...
- Pacific." A
reviewer in
Publishers W****ly argued, "With the help of a fluid,
slangy translation,
Murakami emerges as a
wholly original talent." In a review...
