10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLINGLISH»
Discover the use of
blinglish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
blinglish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Global Englishes and Transcultural Flows
The term Blinglish has been used either to refer to Black English or, more
commonly, to disparage white kids' (or 'wiggers') use of black hip-hop language (
see Urban Dictionary, 2006). The term Blinglish combines not only Black English
but ...
2
Word Up: The Lexicon and Language Guide to Changing Times ...
... wigger a White male who acts like a black male - - describes an attractive
female (delicious) with a great behind bootyllclous (booty) blinglish ghetto
English (derived from the bllng often desired in lowincome neighbourhoods) 2.
Mark McCrindle, Emily Wolfinger, 2011
3
Empire and After: Englishness in Postcolonial Perspective
... (1986); Crick (1991); Jones (1998); Kearney (1991); Nairn (1981); Paxman (
1998); Wright (1985). 4. See in particular McClintock (1995); Ware (1992); Hall (
1992). 5. Except in the instance of linguistics where Black English or 'Blinglish' is
...
Graham MacPhee, Prem Poddar, 2007
4
Slang: The Topical Dictionary of Americanisms
... blind switch, 165 blindsided, 28 bling, bling / bling. 174-175 blingage, 175
blinglish, 175 bliss ninny, 301 blitz, 231, 281 blitzed, 320 biizz, 320 blizzard, 112
bloc, 141 block, 112 block busters, 112 block, on the, 281 blocker, 281, 284
blocks, ...
5
Oxford Dictionary of Word Origins
Such has been the impact of the word that black slang has been dubbed
Blinglish. bliss [OE] This word from a Germanic root is related to blithe 'happy'. *
BLEss and bliss have influenced each other from an early period, which has
meant a ...
Except in the instance of linguistics where black English or 'Blinglish' is a more
familiar concept. This reference to 'the gypsies' was prompted by reports in the
newspapers in the week of the interview about Roma asylum seekers fleeing ...
“How you doing, Marcus my man? Bopping the hot coeds?” “I'm surprised at you,
Jack.” Marcus forced his voice low, resonant and professorial. “In spite of your
exemplary articulateness, you sometimes still communicate in troglodytic
Blinglish.
8
The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and ...
Extendedfrom BLINGBLING (wealth, tastelessostentation) UK,2003 Blinglish
noun a slang and blackpatoisrichformof English, especially when used by white
urban youths.Extended from BLING UK,2005 blingtasticadjective extravagantly ...
Terry Victor, Tom Dalzell, 2007
9
Dictionary of Contemporary Slang
... from UShip hopandstreet usage, became emblematic of an assertive vulgarity
conspicuous consumption and in popular culture andthemedia fromaround 2000.
blingage n American a more recent versionofbling blinglish nBritish an imitation ...
10
White Lives: The Interplay of 'Race', Class and Gender in ...
Exceptintheinstance oflinguistics where black English or 'Blinglish' is a more
familiar concept. 7. This reference to 'the gypsies' was prompted by reports inthe
newspapersin the week of the interview about Roma asylum seekers fleeing ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLINGLISH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
blinglish is used in the context of the following news items.
Chillax Yatty, Have A Britney
I have no idea how long it took for "Blinglish" to cross the ocean, but when it comes to describing flash jewellery on London's public housing ... «CBS News, Dec 05»
Do you speak Blinglish?
And waiting, ready to collect it and mount it in their albums, will be a small, dedicated band of people of a certain age. They are lexicographers ... «Independent, Oct 05»
