street talk

English

From street +‎ talk.

street talk (uncountable)

(dated, derogatory) Speech seen as vulgar and improper, especially that associated with uneducated and low-class people; slang.
- 1907, The Children's Friend, volume 6, Deseret News, page 208:
  That is what I mean by street talk. All such coarse, vulgar words, especially the rough tone and manner, you hear on the street. They belong to those boys who have never been taught any better, and to those men, who, though knowing better, yet do not care anything about the better way. But my boy should never use street talk.

单词	street talk
释义	street talk English Etymology From street +‎ talk. Noun street talk (uncountable) (dated, derogatory) Speech seen as vulgar and improper, especially that associated with uneducated and low-class people; slang. 1907, The Children's Friend, volume 6, Deseret News, page 208: That is what I mean by street talk. All such coarse, vulgar words, especially the rough tone and manner, you hear on the street. They belong to those boys who have never been taught any better, and to those men, who, though knowing better, yet do not care anything about the better way. But my boy should never use street talk. Related terms street cred, street smarts References “street talk”, in Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
随便看	dygnelyche dygnen dygnens dygnet dygnet runt dygnets dygnitarski dygnitarz dygns dygnyte dygnąć dygogram dygograms dygotać Dygoń dygresja dygti -dygtig dygtig dygtige dygtigere dygtighed dygtigt Dyguś dygwyd