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That is the correct spelling of "colloquial" (among peers, as with common language).
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How do you spell the Southern idiom for the word can't?
The Southern idiom for "can't" is often spelled as "cain't." It is a colloquial pronunciation commonly heard in Southern dialects.
What part of speech is the word colloquial?
The word "colloquial" is an adjective. It is used to describe language or speech that is informal, conversational, or characteristic of everyday conversation.
Why do you use colloquial speech?
Colloquial speech conveys an informal mood.
A word or phrase used in informal conversation is?
A colloquial term.
Make a sentence with the word colloquial?
The author's use of colloquial language added a sense of familiarity and informality to her writing.
How do you spell moveis?
The colloquial for motion pictures is movies.
How do you spell wordsmith?
That is the correct spelling of the colloquial term for a writer.
How do you spell goodbye in colloquial speech?
This is commonly bye or the Australian g'bye. (as in g'day)
How do you spell unnibrow?
The correct spelling is "unibrow" (colloquial term for joined eyebrows).
How do you spell poochies?
The colloquial term for dogs is "pooches." The term poochies is an affectionate form.
How do you spell list of to dos?
The spelling would be as asked, or "a list of to do's" which is a colloquial form.
How do you spell nunchucks?
The spelling "nunchucks" is one colloquial usage. The actual term is nunchaku.
How do you spell highlit hair?
The usual term (though colloquial) is "highlighted hair" for lightened hair.
How do you spell bigwig?
The colloquial term (also "big shot" or "big wheel") is indeed "bigwig".
How do you spell warm as toast?
That is the correct spelling of the colloquial phrase "as warm as toast" (comfortably warm).
How do you spell mas propably?
The colloquial phrase is "most probably" and in correct grammar is just "probably."
How do you spell start-up?
That is the correct spelling of the colloquial noun "start-up" (a new business).
