lisper
Substitutes th sounds
A lisper is someone who lisps—pronouncing sibilant sounds like *s* and *z* with the tongue against or between the teeth, producing a *th*-like sound.
The term is descriptive rather than derogatory: She was a lisper as a child but grew out of it.
In programming circles, a Lisper is someone who programs in Lisp.
Calculated strategy, often secretive
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
- parenthesesCurved enclosing punctuation marks
- slimeThick wet gunk
- macroRecorded command sequence
lambda · closure · car · eval · quote · metaprogramming · recursion
Manner of speaking words
- sibilantFricative with hiss quality
- articulationClear vocal expression
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- phoneticsStudy of speech sounds
Cambridge research university
- newsgroupInternet message board
- veteranExperienced former soldier
- evangelistZealous advocate or preacher
scheme
Calculated strategy, often secretive
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
- parenthesesCurved enclosing punctuation marks
- slimeThick wet gunk
macro · lambda · closure · car · eval · quote · metaprogramming · recursion
pronunciation
Manner of speaking words
- sibilantFricative with hiss quality
- articulationClear vocal expression
- therapyCurative mental treatment
phonetics · interdental · diction · enunciation · Sylvester
MIT
Cambridge research university
- newsgroupInternet message board
- veteranExperienced former soldier
- evangelistZealous advocate or preacher
lisperenunciator
One who speaks clearly
elocutionist · orator · fluent speaker · stutterer · stammerer