Turn of phrase, jargon (5) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% IDIOM Turn of phrase, jargon (5) (5)
9% CANT Jargon (4) LA Times Daily Jul 31, 2026
9% SLANG Jargon (5) The Telegraph Mini Jul 12, 2026
8% ESE Jargon suffix (3) Eugene Sheffer Aug 4, 2026
8% TERMINOLOGY Jargon - nomenclature (11) (11) The Guardian Quick Jul 22, 2026
8% FREEPARLANCE Jargon that's easygoing? (12) Wall Street Journal Jul 11, 2026
8% LEGALESE Courtroom jargon (8) Eugene Sheffer Jul 7, 2026
8% IDIOT Charlie's turn of phrase making Mike tense (5) The Telegraph Toughie Jul 2, 2026
7% SLOGANS Advertising phrases (7) Commuter Aug 1, 2026
7% AMO Very briefly, in a phrase (3) Newsday Aug 1, 2026
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