lingo (Meaning)

Wordnet

lingo (n)

a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)

Webster

Language; speech; dialect.

The hackers used specialized lingo that left us scratching our heads.
The legal lingo in the contract was a minefield for the average reader.
The technical lingo of the software upgrade left many users feeling bewildered.
The doctor's medical lingo sounded more like an alien language to the patient.
The military's lingo is often cryptic and difficult to decipher.
The lingo of the skateboarders was a whole new language to the newcomer.
The financial lingo used by the analyst made it difficult to understand the investment advice.
The lingo of the gamers created a communication barrier between generations.
The lingo of the fashion industry is constantly evolving and can be hard to keep up with.
The lingo of the hip-hop community reflects its unique culture and identity.

a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)Language; speech; dialect.

vocabulary, dialect, tongue, language, idiom, jargon, slang, speech, parlance, vernacular

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The hackers used specialized lingo that left us scratching our heads.

The legal lingo in the contract was a minefield for the average reader.

The technical lingo of the software upgrade left many users feeling bewildered.

The doctor's medical lingo sounded more like an alien language to the patient.