English Language

2. Language that conveys a meaning other to than that literally expressed by the words
3. A catchy line that is often a minor sentence, sums up an advert and sticks in the mind
5. features The 'sound effects' of spoken language, such as pitch and volume
7. Speaker realises the beginning of an utterance isn't working and so re-starts by rephrasing
9. The meaning of words
13. Words created by the initials of other grouped words
14. A describing word that modifies a noun
15. The manner of pronunciation psrticular to a certain geographical region
17. Process of giving feedback through encouraging noises and positive comments
20. Sectioning of extra information between brackets, dashes or two commas
22. The emphasis placed on certain words through volume or significant pauses
24. Associations with words
25. When one speaker talks over another
27. Colloquial language, often coined by the younger generations to imprint their own social identity on the English language
28. The polite way to say something not normally considered socially appropriate

1. Insertion of words, phrases or noises into a speaker's discourse
4. Words that naturally go together through usage
6. A saying, often cliche, where the words do not have the same meaning as the semantic effect
8. A naming word for an idea, concept, state of being or belief
10. The way words form sentences (to create meaning)
11. The rise or fall of the voice
12. A newly invented word
16. When language is used over and over until it becomes so well known that it loses its original potency
18. An adjective that displays the most extreme value of its quality
19. A colloquial omission of parts of words to create a more casual alternative
21. Vocabulary and spoken grammaer which is particular to a certain social group
23. An utterance that establishes the topic of a conversation
26. The level of formality in text
29. A play on words