homie language 

refers to slangs most ghetto people use in conversation. Usually used amongst stereotypical guys in Sean John clothing, or in "thug" clothing if they are too poor to afford Sean John. Language of the urban kids.

Andrew: Waddup jigga? So, the shizznit's goin' down tonite!Aight!
Thien: Andrew,what are you trying to say? I don't speak homie language!

homie language by tinnican February 11, 2006

unicorn language 

unicorn language is a language consisting of random animal noises mixed together that you can think of.

"i want some ehhasdrf" says person #1
"you want some WHAT?" says person #2
"oh i said i want some water. i forgot you don't speak unicorn language" says person #1

unicorn language by julie williams July 10, 2007

troll language 

(noun) - Words and/or phrases coined by Trolls with masters degrees in Trollology.

Mark explained to Natalia that the expression "chicken seeds" was the troll language, as in, 'I'm trading all my dollars for chicken seeds and red wine powder.'

troll language by Grammer is, Stoopid? October 6, 2009

Plane language 

The use of innocuous but sometimes necessary small-talk with the passenger next to you prior to take-off.

She looked warily at me and so I commenced to break the silence speaking in simple, plane language: "How about this weather?"

Plane language by Wucky December 9, 2010

Rainbow language 

Any type of curse words in the world is considered rainbow language.

I gonna use rainbow language, because I'm mad.

Rainbow language by Shamron January 16, 2012

American Sign Language 

The only sign language I know, which can be bad, because I am deaf, and I have been to other countries, such as Germany, Australia, and Serbia, and their Sign Language is far more complex than ours.

Russia is the hardest compared to American Sign Language...

American Sign Language by Mike B. Anderson January 10, 2008

The English Language

The most expressive, beautiful romanticised language in the glorious world. Used by poets, essayists, novelists, diarists, deities and denizens of the world and other places.

"The primroses glistened in the crepuscular penumbra of the midnight moon, sparkling with the tears of a thousand fairies." -An example of the English language

"Jocey says yo." - Another example of the English language.

The English Language by Stephen Coyle, Hugh McDaid and Shaun Hegarty May 31, 2007