Its roughly 7 million people call themselves cariocas and have an argot all their own. |
Happily, Rowan's efforts are as edgy and buzzing with street life as the argot he describes. |
Now, brilliantly, or duplicitously, or frighteningly, Fox has given its critique of boringness and complacency and sameness a right-wing argot. |
They are, in the argot of right-wing theology, paleocon rather than neocon. |
They developed their own argot and rebellious fashion codes. |
The special argot bespoke a fraternity with shared affinities extending beyond child larcenists. |