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Oxford accent

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Oxford accent
n
(Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) the accent associated with Oxford English


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He was prominent in student revues, and indeed made his television debut (with Maggie Smith), claiming a "producer" credit, on a 1954 BBC television show, Oxford Accents.
Unfortunately,answering in his best Oxford accent (well,he hails from Wirral),he replied that he was visiting a particular well-known company and daringly added: ``And please don't call me mate.
I AM a Highlander, but I can't think of anything more boring than Highland Games with their monotonous dancing, piping, third-rate athletics and the sorry proceedings presided over by clan chiefs with Oxford accents.
 
 
 
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