Shel·ta 
(shĕltə)
(shĕltə)n.
A secret jargon used by traditionally itinerant people in Great Britain and Ireland, based on systematic inversion or alteration of the initial consonants of Gaelic words. Also called Cant, Gammon.
[From Shelta Sheldrū, perhaps alteration of Irish Gaelic béarla, language, English, from Old Irish bélrae, language, from bél, mouth.]
- subacutely
- subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
- subaddress
- subaerial
- subalpine
- subaltern
- subangular
- subantarctic
- subapical
- subapically
- subaqueous
- subarachnoid
- subarachnoid space
- subarctic
- subarid
- subassembly
- subatomic
- subatomic particle
- subaudition
- subaxillary
- subbase
- subbasement
- subbass
- subbranch
- subcabinet