Dialect
Dialect noun - The special terms or expressions of a particular group or field.
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Words and dialect are semantically related In some cases you can use "Words" instead a noun "Dialect".
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- Their normal speech, while more like an sub-dialect of Hiberno-English than a real language, is also pure Limerick, which means that some words unfamiliar to foreigners have more meaning.
Source: Music / Rubberbandits -
A Kiri Hunter nin who went to capture Zabuza in Wave realize the other two groups are from Konoha from their sign language dialect, specifically their signed swear words, which resulted into a brawl.
Source: Hand Signals - Related to the eggcorn is "eye dialect." This is a term for the writer's device of spelling words as they sound to give a sense of a speaker with a foreign accent, an odd dialect, or poor education.
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