pid·gin 
/ˈpɪʤən/ noun
plural pid·gins /ˈpɪʤən/ noun [count, noncount] : a language that is formed from a mixture of several languages when speakers of different languages need to talk to each other — often used before another noun ▪ linguists studying pidgin languages around the world ▪ He spoke to me in Pidgin English. [=English mixed with words from other languages]
