oregon jargon Sentence Examples
- I'm feeling proper muddy today, need to get some shut-eye soon.
- Don't be a slacker, let's get this park hop cleaned up.
- The wind's really kicking, better bundle up for our hike.
- Grab some grab and go from the store, I'm starving.
- The rain's really coming down, we'll have to do the film tonight.
- He's a proper Oregonian, loves his fishing and hiking.
- The locals are all about the growler fills, it's a true craft beer paradise.
- Don't be a numpty, put on your rain gear.
- This trail is super gnarly, better wear proper shoes.
- The snow's getting deep, it's time to break out the sleds.
oregon jargon Meaning
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oregon jargon (n)
a pidgin incorporating Chinook and French and English words; formerly used as a lingua franca in northwestern North America
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a pidgin incorporating Chinook and French and English words; formerly used as a lingua franca in northwestern North America
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I'm feeling proper muddy today, need to get some shut-eye soon.
Don't be a slacker, let's get this park hop cleaned up.
The wind's really kicking, better bundle up for our hike.
Grab some grab and go from the store, I'm starving.
