"Talk turkey," e.g. Crossword Clue – 1 Answer (5 Letters)

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a manner of speaking that is natural to native speakers of a language
an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up
the style of a particular artist or school or movement; "an imaginative orchestral idiom"
the usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people; "the immigrants spoke an odd dialect of English"; "he has a strong German accent"; "it has been said that a language is a dialect with an army and navy"

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Clue	Answers
Expression	4
Dialect	3
Manner of speaking	3
Artistic style	2
Phrase	2
"Going to the dogs," e.g.	1
"Knock it off" or "get it	1
"Up the creek," e.g.	1
'I shall go first!' - little bossy woman oppressing Vlad, in a manner of speaking	1
A particular turn of phrase: "I had" - on the Isle of Man	1
‘A piece of cake’ or ‘a walk in the park’, say	1
Buddhist chant supports old Ugandan saying	1
By hook or by crook, e.g.	1
Challenge for a nonnative	1
Characteristic mode of expression	1
Characteristic style of Oscar Wilde I am occasionally to cover	1
Colloquial saying	1
Colloquialism	1
Colorful phrase	1
Cut to the chase, say	1
Dialect I'd picked up in Isle of Man	1
Dialect used by papers on the Isle of Man	1
Distinctive expression	1
Distinctive phrase fool finally changes	1
Donkey with tail docked has hint of mule, in a manner of speaking	1
Expression of unwise person taking time off to get married	1
Form of expression	1
Go for broke, e.g.	1
Going to the dogs, e.g.	1
Hit the ceiling, say	1
I love to wear dumb expression	1
I love wearing stupid expression	1
I turn down accepting ordinary way of speaking	1
It's commonly said	1
Language quirk	1
Local language, say	1
Local linguistic usage	1
Love encapsulated by one obscure turn of phrase	1
Love trapped by one obscure colloquialism	1
Man following retired woman’s turn of phrase	1
Man introduced by retiring police officer displaying unique turn of phrase	1
Man, after one day, displaying specific way of speaking	1
Mode of expression	1
Non-literal expression	1
One slow to comprehend old dialect	1
One unclear about love language?	1
Peculiar expression	1
Phrase Methuselah had (flipping pompous way of referring to himself)	1
Southern France backs introduction of old patois	1
There's nothing in one stupid phrase	1

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Answers

"Going to the dogs," e.g.

"Knock it off" or "get it

"Up the creek," e.g.

'I shall go first!' - little bossy woman oppressing Vlad, in a manner of speaking

A particular turn of phrase: "I had" - on the Isle of Man