Crossword-Solution: HINGLISH 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 15

Out he rushed again in a twinkling-- "Fellow! I say--man! vot do you mean?" "Vy, now didn't you tell me to go on?" "I mean't go off." "Then vy don't you speak plain hinglish," said the clarionist; "but, I say, lug out t'other browns, or I shall say vot the flute said ven his master said as how he'd play a tune on him." "Vot vos that?" "Vy, he'd be blow'd if he would!" "You're a owdacious fellow." "Tip!" was the laconic answer, accompanied by an expressive twiddling of the fingers.

Out he rushed again in a twinkling-- “Fellow! I say--man! vot do you mean?” “Vy, now didn't you tell me to go on?” “I mean't go off.” “Then vy don't you speak plain hinglish,” said the clarionist; “but, I say, lug out t'other browns, or I shall say vot the flute said ven his master said as how he'd play a tune on him.” “Vot vos that?” “Vy, he'd be blow'd if he would!” “You're a owdacious fellow.” “Tip!” was the laconic answer, accompanied by an expressive twiddling of the fingers.

Honly fancy, Kid, vot a set of spoonies these ‘ere fellows har, not to be goin it like the Hinglish in Hindia, or in the Peninsoola under the Duke.

They were but twenty men, and we four hundred" A "Tommy" sitting at the speaker's feet looked up and said: "What are yer makin' sich a song abart it far? Lumme, them Horstraliars are as Hinglish has hi ham!" IN A BOER TOWN.

They arrived at the village at midnight and went to a hotel, or, as Sedgwick said: "This, Jack, is han Hinglish Hinn, is it?" Next day was Sunday and Browning was up early.