parlance

Or, to put it in their own parlance, DTC startups like to follow in the footsteps of Amazon, and declare themselves customer-obsessed.

But Scott, in taking the parlance of the street to the SportsCenter desk, helped affirm its ascendance.

It always surprises you to hear the Arabic pronunciation of words that have entered American parlance.

Reviews seemed to range a short spectrum between turnip (a dud, in the French parlance) and not-a-complete-turnip.

The campaign finance laws at issue in these cases are what, in First Amendment parlance, are known as content-neutral.

Dr. Tanning assured me that these feelings were not just ANTS (“automatic negative thoughts,” in therapy parlance).

In vulgar parlance this book is not your own or our own, but "yourn" or "ourn," or it may be "hisn" or "hern."

A filler, be it known, in technical parlance means that portion of the tobacco of which the inside of the cigar is made.

In common parlance, the word Suyu was dropped, and the termination a in Anta was converted into is.

He touched nothing but what in commercial parlance is termed 'gilt-edged,' and of this he purchased almost daily for thirty years.

Then came the leadsman's long-drawn chant, once so familiar, the monotonous repeating in river parlance of the depths of water.