jargon

The headlines from the Federal Open Market Committee’s policy-decision meeting this coming week will, to use journalists’ jargon, likely bury the lede.

Constant exposure to jargon and deflection turns ordinary people into radicals.

Traders and brokerage firms have always used jargon and slang that sound like gibberish to the uninitiated.

Gym jargon such as this, which refers to the size and definition of muscles, has long been heard exchanged between pumped men in gym locker rooms - and now among teenagers too.

Another bout of political jargon that followed, "change", "renewal", "security", "fairness", "milestones", "first steps", you get the point.