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Noun Concept
Categories: Articles with short description, Idioms, Language varieties and styles, Youth culture
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colloquialism  colloquial expression  colloquial language  casual language  casual speech
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A colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech WordNet 3.0
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A colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Colloquialism – also called colloquial language, everyday language, or general parlance – is the linguistic style used for casual communication. Wikipedia
Style of the language used for casual communication Wikidata
Colloquial style of speaking. Wiktionary
IS A
formulation
register
style
language device
language
+2 relations
HAS PART
colloquialism
generalization
real world
99ers
TTFN
+10 relations
PART OF
colloquialism
speech
nonstandard dialect
HAS KIND
berlinism
ghetto blaster
HAS INSTANCE
gas guzzler
nucular
Down Under
Indonesian slang
mak nyah
+9 relations
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Encyclopedia of Linguistics
DIFFERENT FROM
speech
slang
common language
nonstandard dialect
MEMBER OF USAGE DOMAIN
African American Vernacular English
aggro
backbone
banger
bare bones
+288 relations
WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
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colloquialism
Wikipedia
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colloquialism
Wikidata
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colloquial expression, colloquial language
Wiktionary
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colloquialism
Wikipedia Redirections
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Colloq., Colloqualism, colloquial, colloquial English, colloquial expression, colloquial language, colloquial name, Colloquial register, colloquial speech, Colloquial style, colloquial term, colloquialisms, colloquially, Coloquial, Coloquialism, informal speech
Wikidata Alias
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casual language, casual speech, colloquial idiom, colloquial phrase, colloquial register, colloquial speech, colloquial style, colloquial word, colloquialism, familiar register, familiar speech, informal language, low register

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