multidialectal
/ˌmʌltɪdʌɪəˈlɛktl/adjective
Able to speak or understand two or more dialects of the same language.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in English Studies: a journal of English letters and philology. From multi- + dialectal, after multilingual, bidialectal.
- that's it
- that's life
- that's my boy (or girl)!
- that's (or them's) the breaks
- that's that
- that's the idea
- that's the stuff
- that's the way the cookie crumbles
- that's torn it
- that's your (or his, her, etc.) problem
- that way (inclined)
- mislike
- misline
- mislineation
- mislippen
- mislist
- mislive
- mislocalization
- mislocalize
- mislocate
- mislocation
- mislodge
- mismade
- mismae
- mismake