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Definition of jacksie in English: jacksie(also jacksy) noun ˈdʒaksi British informal A person's bottom. 〈英，非正式〉屁股 Example sentencesExamples - Unless they elect the wrong kind of government, in which case they will find American fingers crawling so far up their jacksies that a distinct lump will appear in their throats.
- You know, I really, really hate getting shot, and had I been in a position to do so (and not writhing on the floor bleeding slightly) I would have told Matty so, before inserting his pistol up his jacksie, sideways.
- Two goals in three minutes, gave the game the firework up the jacksy it required, while also killing it off as a realistic contest.
- It wouldn't be good customer service to say that I felt like stuffing the one she bought up her jacksie, but I did think it would have been a good idea at the time.
- If the England captain ever got drunk and ran singing around a territorial army mess hall with a burning newspaper sticking out of his jacksie, we will never know.
Synonyms buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks
OriginLate 19th century: diminutive of jack1. |