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expletive; junk word (such as "you know", "uh", "like" etc. Rakhmanova); filler (Rami88); superfluous (tinskimmings); non-word (When speaking be careful of non words. Non words can be verydistracting to your audience and it doesn't make yousound very confident... to_work) |
| fig. |
verbal tic (like, umm, ya know Talmid) |
| ling. |
parasitic filler word (Alex_Odeychuk); disfluency (speech disfluency ("like"; "uhm"; "right"; "so"; "you know"; "erm") alex_inside); filler word (MichaelBurov); expletive word (Andrey Truhachev) |
| slang |
an abused word (irinaleinvand irinaleinvand) |
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| gen. |
filler words (Maggie); extraneous words (Maggie); stalling expressions (DramaRepublic) |
| Gruzovik |
hesitation words; fillers-in |
| Игорь Миг |
parasite words ("Конкретно", "чисто", "прикинь" и так далее – все это слова-паразиты. Чтобы избавиться от них, рекомендую следующую терапию: месяц чтения произведений А.С.Пушкина вслух.) |
| inf. |
plague words (Dilnara) |
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Crutch word (A collection of words we fall back on when we've lost our footing while speaking such as "actually, basically, you know". Как в русском: "на самом деле, как бы, типа, скажем." mahavishnu) |
