argots (Meaning)

argots

a more or less private vocabulary used by a particular class or group, the language used by a particular type or group of people

The thieves' argot allowed them to communicate discreetly in crowded marketplaces.
The sailors developed a unique argot that enabled them to navigate the treacherous seas.
The prison argot served as a secret language among inmates, enabling them to convey messages undetected.
The dance troupe utilized an argot of gestures and codes to execute intricate routines.
The scholars employed an obscure argot to discuss esoteric topics inaccessible to the general public.
The medical community has its own argot, ensuring precise and efficient communication among its professionals.
The military uses an argot to convey commands and tactics in a clear and concise manner.
The fashion industry has an ever-evolving argot that describes the latest trends and styles.
The criminal underworld employs an argot to obscure their activities and evade detection by law enforcement.
The argots of different subcultures serve as markers of identity and group affiliation.

a more or less private vocabulary used by a particular class or group, the language used by a particular type or group of people

languages, terminologies, vocabularies, idioms, slangs,dialects, cants, jargons, localisms, colloquialisms

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The thieves' argot allowed them to communicate discreetly in crowded marketplaces.

The sailors developed a unique argot that enabled them to navigate the treacherous seas.

The prison argot served as a secret language among inmates, enabling them to convey messages undetected.

The dance troupe utilized an argot of gestures and codes to execute intricate routines.