Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A large West Indian tree, of the species Cordia elliptica or C. macrophylla.
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- noun Caribbean A person; the average or common person; anybody.
Etymologies
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Examples
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By this time next year, if that old bag of tricks Letterman is still with us, Conan will be knockin' another gap in his set of chompers. manjack i love craig ferguson.
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In each episode the likes of Ken and Cherry - and all the other Secretaries of This and Chairmans of That who've been given responsibility for federal entities they've vowed to destroy - are imaginatively gunned down each week, always by lone assassins, lifetime NRA members every manjack of them, wielding one of those guns that don't kill people.
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Secretly he ran his eye over the assembly, and found that it was so ... though he could not have put a name to a single manjack of them.
Ultima Thule 2003
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He's as straight as a string, not a crooked hair in his head, and every manjack of you knows it.
Ridgway of Montana (Story of To-Day, in Which the Hero Is Also the Villain) William MacLeod Raine 1912
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Yet, if we were to go away, she would storm at us to-morrow; call us sycophants and time-servers, swear she would hold no further commerce with any manjack among our detestable crew.
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And how on earth can we assume every manjack/womanjill would sign up?
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And how on earth can we assume every manjack/womanjill would sign up?
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Curious, too, how even as past polls and present calypsoes point to the vulnerability of the ruling party (count how many of them are taking direct aim at the Prime Minister), not a manjack among them is sniffing opportunity in the political air, as if the tribes are resolutely separate, whatever the lie given that by the NAR earthquake of '86.
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Curious, too, how even as past polls and present calypsoes point to the vulnerability of the ruling party (count how many of them are taking direct aim at the Prime Minister), not a manjack among them is sniffing opportunity in the political air, as if the tribes are resolutely separate, whatever the lie given that by the NAR earthquake of '86.
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But it was a year of major turbulence, largely the result of financial misadventures - the sub-prime mortgage crash in America turned into a full-blown crisis, and the resulting recession has hit every manjack among us in one way or another.
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