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Bargoens
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English
Etymology
en nl Bargoens.
Proper noun
en historical A Dutch cant historically spoken in Netherlands, most famously by criminals, until the early 20th century.
en Rotwelsch
en 2007 A. C. Baantjer DeKok and Murder on Blood Mountain Fulcrum Publishing 9781933108131 74 https://books.google.com/books?id=56Ms4ISV4-gC&pg=PA74&dq=%22Bargoens%22&hl=&cd=15&source=gbs_api#v=onepage&q=%22Bargoens%22&f=false Lowee generally spoke Bargoens, the language of thieves—a mixture of Dutch, Cockney, Yiddish, and Papiamento.
Anagrams
en abegnors Nobregas begroans nosegrab
en Jargon
Dutch
Etymology
Probably from nl fr baragouin nonsense, gibberish
Pronunciation
nl /bɑrˈɣuns/
nl Nl-Bargoens.ogg
nl Bar goens
nl uns
Proper noun
n
en Bargoens (a Dutch cant)
See also
:Category:Bargoens
References
Taal en tongval. (2003). Belgium: Willem Pee, p. 75
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