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• Estuary English is a new English variation found on the Thames Estuary.
• But veteran language-watchers said they weren't too upset by his foray into Estuary English.
• The phonetician John C Wells collected media references to Estuary English on a website.
• Estuary English ), Thirlwell time and again uses pronunciation respelling.
• The Queen's pronunciation has, however, also changed over the years, moving perceptibly towards the vowels of Estuary English.
• Stroop compares the role of Polder Dutch with the urban variety of British English pronunciation called Estuary English.
• The term Estuary English has been used to describe London pronunciations that are slightly closer to RP than cockney.
• He also would have seen that Estuary English features L-vocalisation, but typically doesn't feature the r-labialisation the OP asked about.
• Estuary English has been gaining prominence in recent decades : it has some features of RP and some of Cockney.
• She is, it seems, slowly acquiring the flattened vowels and glottal stops of " Estuary English, " which is peculiar to southeastern England.
• Either by looking up Estuary English, or by looking up Elmer Fudd, Bugs would have been presented with links to R-labialisation and rhotacism.
• :Aside from the speech impediment he is a commonly cited example of Estuary English " meltBanana " 00 : 41, 17 August 2009 ( UTC)
• He learned HTML during the mid-1990s, and he created a Web page that compiled media references to Estuary English, although he was sceptical of the concept.
• The Oxford Dictionary of New Words notes comedians, pop stars and TV personalities affect Shea's Estuary English _ the watered-down Cockney spoken along the River Thames estuary.
• In his place was a new Tony, a Tony speaking something called Estuary English, a hybrid accent that was first identified in 1984 and says something else altogether.
• Some claim that Estuary English is becoming the new standard, replacing received pronunciation, and that received pronunciation speakers are adopting it themselves ( Kerswill, 2001; Milroy, 2002 ).
• Are Americans in general more familiar with RP or Estuary English ( or another variety ) ?  Preceding talk ) 15 : 35, 13 August 2010 ( UTC)
• Singer Marc Almond duets towards the end of the song with Cindy Ecstasy, a rapper from New York, who sings slightly off-key in an approximation of an Estuary English accent.
• Received Pronunciation speakers pronounce the " t " in words such as " kitten " and " button "; Cockney and Estuary English generally replace it with a glottal stop.
• I would perceive, for example, a far larger gulf between Chicago and Alabama English than between Australian and Estuary English . done ) 06 : 29, 25 April 2006 ( UTC)