jargon

It also mentioned jargon, like “grade-level expectations”, and other details, like staff names, that only people close to the school would know.

Social media generally breeds this problem of people getting so enmeshed in their subcultures that they forget that most people don't share their jargon or euphemisms.

And second, the person had to be – in the jargon – “non-censurable.”

The last nine years have shown us that being trained in understanding religious communities, traditions, and jargon is really important if we want to understand our political moment.

Walz’s ease with cutting through political jargon to deliver a straight message appealed to Harris, according to a person close to her decision-making process.