The word "lingo" refers to slang or jargon, certain special expressions and idioms that members of a particular group (like doctors, Baseball players, or musicians) use with each other; these words would probably not be understandable to people not in that group. "Lingo" seems to come from the Latin word "lingua," which means a language.
The word "lingo" is believed to have originated in the 17th century from a Latin term 'lingua' meaning tongue or language. Over time, it evolved to refer to a particular language or jargon used by a specific group of people.
You can use the word "lingo" in a sentence like this: "I had trouble understanding the technical lingo used by the engineers during the meeting."
The Bengali word for 'dick' is "লিΰ¦ΰ§ΰ¦" (lingo).
The 50 cent word as we used to say would be the French one 'ARGOT'. A 'cant' would be another term for secret lingo. ...innuendo, slang, encrypted sentences, a riddle may be others.
The American slang for language is "lingo" or "jargon."
dialect or draw Know also as "colloquialisms" - common spoken expression, often regional
Although she couldn't follow all of the lingo, she enjoyed the presentations at the trade show.
The word 'Ayoba' originated from Kasi lingo.
Best thing you can do is Googling each word you come across, like "n00b definition".
SIEVE!
a bagel
its Pwn and nope. Just text lingo.
Hearty (pirate lingo)
yes it is and its very poulaur
born to wrestle In chat lingo, it means "by the way."
busty
I don't think so.
Lingo has no plural