“In sociolinguistic terms, Tok Pisin is an expanded pidgin currently undergoing creolization.”

“There are two problems with this 'language bioprogram hypothesis,' as it is known in the creolization literature.”

“If we take the idea that the world is in the process of creolization then we are not dealing with issues of hybridity but with issues of contact between culture.”

“A creole is a nativized pidgin, expanded in form and function to meet the communicative needs of a community of native speakers.”

“The creole cooks have made famous such dishes as chicken gumbo, chicken la creole, and pompano.”

“He is a creole of this country, and is ordained as reader on the epistle side.”

“Despite the pervasive nature of creolisation on Barbados, it is a mistake to conclude that West African cultural patterns were stripped from the black population.”

“The creolisation of Yiddish with Scots was therefore a phenomenon of the middle part of this period.”

“Whereas the effects of hybridisation could be forecast, creolisation is unpredictable.”

“In pidgins and creoles these metaphorical uses are an important means of extending a restricted vocabulary with limited syntactic means.”

“Find an explanation of all the creoles terms and expressions used in our recipes.”

“Many of its people speak Krio, which is closely related to English-based Caribbean creoles.”