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Definition of colloquial
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of colloquial is as below...
Colloquial
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or used in,
conversation,
esp.
common
and
familiar
conversation;
conversational;
hence,
unstudied;
informal;
as,
colloquial
intercourse;
colloquial
phrases;
a
colloquial
style..
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Stillicide
::
Still-hunt
(n.) A
hunting
for game in a quiet and
cautious
manner,
or under
cover;
stalking;
hence,
colloquially,
the
pursuit
of any
object
quietly
and
cautiously..
Suckle
::
Sucking
(a.)
Drawing
milk from the
mother
or dam;
hence,
colloquially,
young,
inexperienced,
as, a
sucking
infant;
a
sucking
calf..
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A
wooden
pin, or nail, on which to hang
things,
as
coats,
etc.
Hence,
colloquially
and
figuratively:
A
support;
a
reason;
a
pretext;
as, a peg to hang a claim
upon..
Middy
::
Middy (n.) A
colloquial
abbreviation
of
midshipman.
''twixt
::
'Twixt
() An
abbreviation
of
Betwixt,
used in
poetry,
or in
colloquial
language..
Ma''am
::
Ma'am (n.)
Madam;
my lady; -- a
colloquial
contraction
of madam often used in
direct
address,
and
sometimes
as an
appellation..
Swing
::
Swing (v. t.) To give a
circular
movement
to; to
whirl;
to
brandish;
as, to swing a
sword;
to swing a club;
hence,
colloquially,
to
manage;
as, to swing a
business..
Sis
::
Sis (n.) A
colloquial
abbreviation
of
Sister.
Ology
::
Ology (n.) A
colloquial
or
humorous
name for any
science
or
branch
of
knowledge.
Zambo
::
Zambo (n.) The child of a
mulatto
and a
negro;
also, the child of an
Indian
and a
negro;
colloquially
or
humorously,
a
negro;
a
sambo..
Heave
::
Heave (v. t.) To
throw;
to cast; --
obsolete,
provincial,
or
colloquial,
except
in
certain
nautical
phrases;
as, to heave the lead; to heave the log..
Colloquialism
::
Colloquialism
(n.) A
colloquial
expression,
not
employed
in
formal
discourse
or
writing..
Colloquial
::
Colloquial
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or used in,
conversation,
esp.
common
and
familiar
conversation;
conversational;
hence,
unstudied;
informal;
as,
colloquial
intercourse;
colloquial
phrases;
a
colloquial
style..
Peccavi
::
Peccavi
() I have
sinned;
-- used
colloquially
to
express
confession
or
acknowledgment
of an
offense.
Pigskin
::
Pigskin
(n.) The skin of a pig, -- used
chiefly
for
making
saddles;
hence,
a
colloquial
or slang term for a
saddle..
Chap
::
Chap (n.) One of the jaws or the
fleshy
covering
of a jaw; --
commonly
in the
plural,
and used of
animals,
and
colloquially
of human
beings..
Darn
::
Darn (v. t.) A
colloquial
euphemism
for Damn.
''em
::
'Em () An
obsolete
or
colloquial
contraction
of the old form hem,
them..
Conversation
::
Conversation
(n.)
Colloquial
discourse;
oral
interchange
of
sentiments
and
observations;
informal
dialogue.
New Year''s Day
::
New
Year's
Day () the first day of a
calendar
year; the first day of
January.
Often
colloquially
abbreviated
to New
year's
or new year.
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