nonstandard

IPA: nɑnstˈændɝd

Not standard.
(linguistics) Not conforming to the standard variety, or to the language as used by the majority of its speakers.

Examples of "nonstandard" in Sentences

'' This is what I call a nonstandard, Thierer said.
And when they hear the word nonstandard, a lot of people run in the other direction.
Yeah she has some extra metal in nonstandard parts of her anatomy but that is just fashion.
A misinterpretation of S that makes it true is known as a nonstandard or unintended model of S.
The late Theodore Bernstein, alone a language scholar among the pop grammarians, denied that he called nonstandard usages "good" and
The branch of mathematics called nonstandard analysis is based on nonstandard models of mathematical statements about the real or complex number systems; see
The GoW team is so committed to the idea of nonstandard usage of the R-stick that they keep it up even when there isn't a point, or when it actually hurts gameplay.
Lodging rates in 310 of the 378 so-called nonstandard areas - higher-cost areas where federal employees most frequently travel - will decline beginning Oct. 1, the General Services
While Mr. Trichet insists that these so-called nonstandard measures are independent from monetary policy, analysts say would be difficult for the E.C.B. to raise rates while they are still in place.