English-based argots
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Argots (or cants) based on English. Essentially, systems of jargon or slang the purpose of which is to obscure the meaning from outsiders.
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- Category:English-language slang – informal slang used in English
- Category:Occupational cryptolects – obfuscatory cant/argot used in a profession or interest group
- Category:Jargon – specialized (non-obfuscatory) terminology (usually professional or interest-based)
- Category:English for specific purposes – simplified English for particular (usually professional) situations like air-traffic control
- Category:Macaronic forms of English – English commingled with another language by bilingual speakers
- Category:English-based pidgins and creoles – mixed languages based in part on English
- Category:Dialects of English – major regional varieties of English as an everyday language
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