jacky Synonyms
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jacky Meaning
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jacky (n.)
Dim. or pet from Jack
A landsman's nickname for a seaman, resented by the latter.
English gin.
jacky Sentence Examples
- Jacky was ecstatic when he finally received his long-awaited promotion at work.
- The little girl skipped happily down the street, her Jacky Russell Terrier trotting along beside her.
- The old man sat on the porch, whittling a piece of wood with his pocket Jacky knife.
- The boxer landed a powerful Jacky hook that sent his opponent to the canvas.
- The politician gave a Jacky speech that was full of empty promises and platitudes.
- The actor was a natural Jacky, able to effortlessly inhabit any role he was given.
- The comedian had a Jacky sense of humor that kept the audience rolling with laughter.
- The artist's abstract paintings were Jacky and thought-provoking.
- The musicians played a Jacky rendition of a classic song that brought the house down.
- The writer's latest novel was a Jacky tale of love, loss, and redemption.
FAQs About the word jacky
Dim. or pet from Jack, A landsman's nickname for a seaman, resented by the latter., English gin.
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Jacky was ecstatic when he finally received his long-awaited promotion at work.
The little girl skipped happily down the street, her Jacky Russell Terrier trotting along beside her.
The old man sat on the porch, whittling a piece of wood with his pocket Jacky knife.
The boxer landed a powerful Jacky hook that sent his opponent to the canvas.
