polyglot

Moving back and forth among the three women, the conversation quickly became polyglot.

Boris was a polyglot and his son William would become one at a young age.

He was a polyglot, and knew more than twenty languages.

But you've still got to get there ahead of me, so you'll have time to teach people polyglot."

India's population has topped one billion, but the country is a polyglot of 17 major languages.

For the determined, however, Polyglot is one of the few that runs regular courses.

They look like any of the anxious patients who walk into the city's polyglot emergency rooms.

You are what you quote, the more polyglot the better.

A polyglot, she first appears attempting to visit her brother, but somehow gets lost.

Polyglot, a program valid in more than one language.

This polyglot was the second book in England to be published by subscription.

But the romantic part is the man who was chosen to head this polyglot creation.

He said, "She was a perfect polyglot once, but somehow her palate got down."

Polyglot has been distributed freely on other game companies' websites.

A multilingual person is generally referred to as a polyglot.

His club was the Polyglot, and in the hall he ran on Michael.

"Even little kids are picking up that stupid polyglot slang."

A polyglot, he speaks six languages, including Japanese, his wife's native language.

The two cyborgs, working together, would then question the inhabitants in either polyglot or Russian.

As the echoes faded, she turned to the old woman and demanded in polyglot, "Do you understand me?"

At the time it was thought by Polyglot that we needed 'new blood' to produce us in a different way.

Before speaking, he took a moment to truly look at this polyglot of races, all with one goal: get to the truth.

He was both a polymath as well as a polyglot.

He was a polyglot, fluent in nine languages and reading fourteen.

They were polished and polyglot, and in many ways more human than the humans.