Sentence examples for cryptic jargon from inspiring English sources

He created the cryptic jargon of tradecraft — lamplighters, scalphunters, babysitters, joes, mothers, burnboxes — some of which got taken up by actual spies.

All Detective Sergeant Robert Smith has to go on are cryptic communiques soaked in the jargon of Guy Debord and the Baader-Meinhof gang.

Moreover, the terms preferred by Maskiewicz and Lineback are used infrequently (Table 1) and may be perceived as jargon by many readers of LSE, whereas misconception is less cryptic to the average university faculty member.

The cryptic lyrics, responding to the suicide of a friend, are filled with medical jargon, and the music hurtles ahead, suddenly downshifts into quiet mourning, then reverses itself or dives into abstract noise.

Cryptic puzzle!

Awkward jargon.

Cryptic APIs.

Very cryptic.

Others were merely cryptic.

Minimize jargon.

Jargon abounded.