oregon jargon Sentence Examples

  1. I'm feeling proper muddy today, need to get some shut-eye soon.
  2. Don't be a slacker, let's get this park hop cleaned up.
  3. The wind's really kicking, better bundle up for our hike.
  4. Grab some grab and go from the store, I'm starving.
  5. The rain's really coming down, we'll have to do the film tonight.
  6. He's a proper Oregonian, loves his fishing and hiking.
  7. The locals are all about the growler fills, it's a true craft beer paradise.
  8. Don't be a numpty, put on your rain gear.
  9. This trail is super gnarly, better wear proper shoes.
  10. 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.