Category:African-American Vernacular English
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Terms or senses in the variety of English spoken, especially in urban communities, by most working-class and some middle-class African-Americans.
It is a sociolect with significantly different grammatical characteristics from Standard English, especially in tense-aspect and negation constructions. Many African-American communities maintain diglossia between African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) and Standard English.
The following label generates this category: African-American Vernacular
(aliases AAVE
, African American Vernacular
, African American Vernacular English
, African-American Vernacular English
, BVE
)edit. To generate this category using one of these labels, use {{lb|en|label}}
.
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Pages in category "African-American Vernacular English"
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- saditty
- same-gender-loving
- sav
- Saw
- scag
- scanless
- scary-ass
- screwface
- screwfaced
- scrill
- scrilla
- seat down
- seckle
- seent
- sell wolf tickets
- serve
- shawty
- she
- sheeit
- sheeyit
- sheit
- shiesty
- shiet
- shife
- shii
- shine on
- shiznit
- sho
- sho'
- sholy
- shortie
- shorty
- shuah
- shuck
- side bitch
- side chick
- side nigga
- sig
- sigging
- simp
- sis
- sista
- sister
- sistergirl
- sizzurp
- skeet
- skraight
- skrrt
- slang
- slay
- slicksta
- slime
- slizzard
- sloppy toppy
- smoove
- sneaky link
- snow bunny
- som'
- splib
- spratmo
- sprung
- stank
- stank-ass
- star
- stash
- stay
- steady
- step
- step off
- step to
- stick one's foot in it
- sticky-icky
- stizzy
- stone
- stunt
- sum
- sumbody
- sumn
- supply up
- sustah
- suster
- suttin
- swaggerlicious
- swag out
- swag up
- swang
- swangs
- sweetman
- swirl
- swisher
- Swiss cheese
- switchy
- swole