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This article focuses on the issue of drug nominations above the word level. It assumed that every jargon expression composed of two or more elements is a phraseologism. The analysis encompasses 274 phraseological expressions excerpted from the most recent lexicogra- phic sources. Among the analyzed drug nominations there were observed all kinds of expressions divided according to semantic as well as formal criteria. Moreover, phraseological phonetic, mor- phological-grammatical, word-formation and lexical variants were distinguished.
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The article concerns nominal derivatives referring to narcotics addicts, psychoactive substan- ces, activities and conditions related to using them as well as objects used to get under their influence. Word formation models used in the jargon of narcotics addicts generally function similarly to the productive word formation models of the common language. Among the number of nominal morphological derivatives, simple derivatives - suffixal and paradigmatic - are most common. There are not many complex derivatives (composite). The phonetic manner of forming new words can be considered a typical jargon word formation procedure. This manner includes the following phenomena: metathesis (transposition of sounds), substitution (replacement of the right sound by another one) or using the first letter instead of the word.
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The subject of this article is the modern jargon of Russian youth. The authors present an analysis of borrowings relating to narcotics and love. Quoting dictionary entries, they try to prove that inner borrowings constitute the most numerous group, and among foreign borrowings those from the English language are most frequent.
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The article presents the phenomena of polysemy and homonymy within the field of nominations defining love, eroticism, sex and narcotics in the modern Russian jargon. Although polysemous nominations appear in all the semantic groups presented in the article, polysemy is not a representative phenomenon in the modern Russian jargon. Homonymy is illustrated only by one pair of homonyms within the narcotic nominations.
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