double speak 

speech designed to mislead people.

None of your double speak; speak in unambiguous terms.

double speak by uttam maharjan August 17, 2012

Double Speak 

Words combined into a sentence, paragraph, speech, etc. SAY one thing, yet MEAN something different. As the American Native Peoples called the white man's words - He speaks with forked tongue

The council has agreed to the demands of all those detained without charge; they will be allowed weekly phone calls with family members.
WHAT IS NOT SAID:::The calls will be monitored, and the charges will be so expensive that the common man/woman's family cannot pay for the call.

Double Speak by Maggie September 11, 2004

Double Speak 

The 2004 democratic campaign strategy.

John Kerry on Monday: I am for the war in Iraq

John Kerry on Tuesday: I am against the war in Iraq

Double Speak by Brandon Harwell September 13, 2004

Double-Cheek Sneak 

When both of a girls buttcheeks are hanging or "sneaking" out of her shorts.

In Florida, all of the common girls on the street have double-cheek sneaks.

Double-Cheek Sneak by salohcin August 30, 2013

doublespeak 

the term comes from the George Orwell book 1984, by the way.

War is Peace
Freedom is Slavery
Ignorance is Strength

doublespeak by IrishRepublicanArmy June 5, 2004

doublespeak 

Doublespeak here ought to be doublethink. The person who first defined it must have had doublethink confused with newspeak and thus combined the two. The definition given is for doublethink.

Whatever was true now was true from everlasting to everlasting. It was quie simple All that was needed was an unending series of victories over your own memmory. "Reality control," they called it; in Newspeak, "doublethink."

doublespeak by lontrus November 5, 2004

Corporate Doublespeak 

If you have ever had a credit card company lose your payment you have probably experienced corporate doublespeak.

A good example; You get a late notice from your credit card company. Instead of paying the minimum you pay the entire account off. Afterward they keep sending late notices and making phone calls. You phone them, you e-mail them, and you even send letters by snail mail to them.

All responses you receive from them are in lawyer language. They admit nothing and say nothing that makes any sense except to say that you are late with your payment and you will be reported to the credit bureau. Then mysteriously two weeks after payment had been sent electronically to them the payment posts and the calls end.

Wife: Why are we still getting those calls from the credit card company?

Husband: I paid them off a week ago but they say I did not. I have called them and e-mailed them. At first they act like I am lying. Then after they keep me on hold for a long time their tone turns cautious and they start talking in corporate doublespeak.

Corporate Doublespeak by OneWhoKnowsBetter September 16, 2012