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The Meaning of dialect
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(n.) Means or mode of expressing thoughts; language; tongue; form of speech.
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(n.) The form of speech of a limited region or people, as distinguished from ether forms nearly related to it; a variety or subdivision of a language; speech characterized by local peculiarities or specific circumstances; as, the Ionic and Attic were dialects of Greece; the Yorkshire dialect; the dialect of the learned.
Synonyms
phrase
,
artistic style
,
speech pattern
,
stress
,
set phrase
,
accent mark
,
accent
,
idiom
,
parlance
,
emphasis
,
phrasal idiom
,
idiomatic expression
,
language
,
barbarism
,
expression
,
patois
,
vernacular
,
speech
,
vocabulary
,
diction
,
mother tongue
,
tongue
Rhymes
affect
,
aftereffect
,
albrecht
,
architect
,
aspect
,
becht
,
bedecked
,
brecht
,
checked
,
circumspect
,
collect
,
confect
,
connect
,
correct
,
decked
,
defect
,
deflect
,
deject
,
deregt
,
detect
,
direct
,
disaffect
,
disconnect
,
disinfect
,
disrespect
,
dissect
,
effect
,
eject
,
elect
,
erect
,
expect
,
fecht
,
hecht
,
henpecked
,
incorrect
,
indirect
,
infect
,
inject
,
insect
,
inspect
,
intellect
,
interconnect
,
interject
,
intersect
,
introspect
,
knecht
,
misdirect
,
necked
,
neglect
,
nondirect
,
object
,
overprotect
,
pecht
,
perfect
,
prefect
,
project
,
protect
,
rechecked
,
recht
,
recollect
,
reconnect
,
redirect
,
reflect
,
reinspect
,
reject
,
respect
,
resurrect
,
retrospect
,
schlecht
,
sect
,
select
,
specht
,
subject
,
suspect
,
teleconnect
,
trekked
,
unchecked
,
wecht
,
whelked
,
wrecked