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means A stable, fully developed language that formed from the mixing of two or more languages — often born when a pidgin gets native speakers and grows a complete grammar — also used for cultures and people descended from colonial-era mixing in places like Louisiana or the Caribbean.

from From French créole, from Spanish/Portuguese criollo, rooted in Latin creare, 'to create, bring forth.' Originally it meant someone born and raised in a colony rather than the homeland — a European or African transplanted and 'created anew' in the New World. From there it stretched to describe the local-born cultures, cuisines, and eventually the blended languages that grew up alongside them.