Jargon is a type of LANGUAGE that is used in specific contexts and is often difficult for outsiders to understand. It can include colloquialisms, which are informal words or phrases used in everyday speech; VOCABULARY, which is the set of words used in a particular LANGUAGE; LEXICON, which is the complete set of words used in a LANGUAGE; PALAVER, which is talk that is long-winded and often meaningless; GOBBLEDYGOOK, which is LANGUAGE that is difficult to understand; DIALECT, which is a form of LANGUAGE that is specific to a certain region; bable, which is talk that is rapid and confused; JIVE, which is a type of SLANG used by African Americans; NONSENSE, which is words or statements that have no meaning; LANGUAGE, which is a system of communication; GIBBERISH, which is LANGUAGE that is unintelligible; PARLANCE, which is a way of speaking; EXPRESSION, which is a phrase or word that conveys an idea; VERNACULAR, which is the LANGUAGE spoken by a particular group of people; TERMINOLOGY, which is the set of words used in a particular field; IDIOM, which is a phrase or EXPRESSION that has a figurative meaning; PATTER, which is a rapid flow of words; CANT, which is a secret LANGUAGE used by criminals; ARGOT, which is a type of SLANG; LINGO, which is a type of LANGUAGE used in a particular profession; SLANG, which is informal LANGUAGE; PATOIS, which is a regional DIALECT; doglatin, which is a type of jargon; doubledutch, which is a type of LANGUAGE that is difficult to understand; and gobbledegook, which is LANGUAGE that is nonsensical and confusing.