Thieves' cant
Thieves' cant
Cant used by various peoples in English-speaking countries.
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Yenish people
Semi-nomadic people in Western Europe.
6%
Rhyming slang
When words are replaced by their rhymes.
5.3%
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2.4%
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2.1%
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2%
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Language used in correctional institutions.
1.8%
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1.7%
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0.96%
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0.44%
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