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-speak

 
a combining form extracted from newspeak, used in the formation of compound words, usually derogatory, that denote the style or vocabulary of a discipline, person, era, etc., as specified by the initial element: adspeak; artspeak; futurespeak.
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Language Translation for : -speak
Spanish: hablar, German: sprechen, Japanese: しゃべる
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-speak  
suff.   Language characteristic of: doctorspeak; cop-speak.


[From (new)speak.]

The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
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