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111eliminacion de la ese (s) — caracteristica del habla guanacasteca que consiste en la aspiracion o elision de la ese …
112A|den|ese — «AH duhn EEZ, EES; AY », adjective, noun. –adj. of or having to do with Aden (Southern Yemen) or its people. –n. a native or inhabitant of Aden …
113A|mer|i|can|ese — «uh MEHR uh kuh NEEZ, NEES», noun. the slang, colloquialisms, inflections, and the like, of general American speech as distinguished from other forms of English, such as those spoken in Great Britain, Australia, and Canada: »The shoddiness of Mr …
114Brook|lyn|ese — «BRUK luh NEEZ, NEES; BRUK luh NEEZ, NEES», noun. a type of English pronunciation heard in New York City, especially in the borough of Brooklyn: »The word “adjournment” was misspelled, appearing as “adjoinment.” The stockholder quipped: “What s… …
115bur|eau|crat|ese — «BYUR uh KRAT EEZ, EES», noun. bureaucratic jargon; officialese: »In Washington bureaucratese, a “Schedule A man” is one who, while not of Cabinet or subCabinet rank, has an important policy making function (Time) …
116Car|lyl|ese — «KAHR ly LEEZ, LEES», noun. the literary style of Carlyle …
117chil|dren|ese — «CHIHL druh NEEZ, NEES», noun. U.S. a manner or style of talking effectively with children: »Parents have been offered lessons in how to speak “childrenese” (New York Times) …
118cock|ney|ese — «KOK nee EEZ, EES», noun. the cockney dialect …
119com|put|er|ese — «kuhm PYOO tuh REEZ», noun. 1. the jargon of people who work with computers: »[He] ... mixes computerese into his briefings: he talks of “inputs” and “outputs,” of “implementing” a policy within a “time frame” (Time). 2. = computer language: (Cf …
120fed|er|al|ese — «FEHD uhr uh LEEX, LEES; FEHD ruh », noun. U.S. the jargon commonly used in government publications, reports, and letters …
