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Slang and uncoventional english part 56

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 56', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 367 jibs Jim Jones jibs noun the teeth us 1970 jiffy noun 1 a moment a short space of time. Also shortened to jiff uk 1785. 2 in computing a tick of the computer clock usually one millisecond us 1983 jiffy adjective i nstant us 1949 jig noun 1 a black person. Offensive us 1922. 2 sexual intercourse Australia 1988. 3 a deception trickery mischief us 1777. 4 in Newfoundland a thread from a garment used to predict a date with a person of the opposite sex canada 1982 jig verb 1 to stab someone us 1997. 2 to play truant from school AUSTRALIA 1977 jigaboonoun a black person. Offensive us 1926 jigaboo joy shop noun a car supply shop specialising in chrome and other tawdry car accessories us 1950 jig act verb to act foolishly or disruptively 1997 jig-a-jig jig-jig noun sexual intercourse us 1896 jigger noun 1 a bank robber us 1950. 2 a lookout during a crime us 1925. 3 an illegally constructed radio receiver. Prison usage Australia 1944. 4 a concealed device for giving an electric shock to a horse in a race Australia 1953. 5 a woman who will dance with a man for a fee us 1951. 6 a door. An early cant word that survives in English gypsy use uk 1567. 7 a slow freight train us 1927. 8 a small railway line hand-car or trolley used in line maintenance new Zealand 1953 jigger verb 1 to adjust especially of numbers or statistics us 1997. 2 to serve as a lookout during a crime us 1995. I ll be jiggered I m jiggered used for registering surprise uk 1886 jiggered adjective 1 damned in great trouble. Euphemistic replacement for buggered uk 1837. 2 useless broken new Zealand 2002 jiggered up jiggered adjective exhausted. As jiggered up a nauticalcoinage first recorded in 1867 possibly a fusing of Jesus and buggered intended as a euphemism for buggered up exhausted uk 1999 jigger man noun a lookout during a crime us 1924 jigger moll noun a female lookout for a criminal operation who can also serve as a diversion or distraction us 1956 jiggers used as a warning to confederates that a .