jacksie (jacksy)

jacksie (jacksy): n

the arse, anus, buttocks. A fairly inoffen-sive working-class word, particularly pop-ular in the north of England, jacksie (the form jaxy has also been recorded) dates from the 19th century. It is probably an affectionate diminutive form of the com-moner nickname jack. Instances of the word in American speech point to a recent borrowing from British usage.

► 'The jewel in the jacksie of South London, this place is.' (My Beautiful Laundrette, British film, 1985)

► 'I've got ten minutes to spare. If you like I can redecorate the front room. A better idea still, why don't we shove a broom up my jacksie and I could sweep the floor at the same time.' (Moonlighting, American TV series, 1989)

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jacksy — n the arse, anus, buttocks. A fairly inoffen sive working class word, particularly pop ular in the north of England, jacksie (the form jaxy has also been recorded) dates from the 19th century. It is probably an affectionate diminutive form of the … Contemporary slang
jacksie — (also jacksy) noun Brit. informal a person s bottom. Origin C19: dimin. of jack1 … English new terms dictionary
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