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Meanings of Jolly Roger in English
A flag usually bearing a white skull and crossbones on a black background; indicates a pirate ship.
Synonyms
Examples for "blackjack"
Examples for "blackjack"
1
Remember that time we played blackjack and you tried to count cards?
2
That may be enough to send banks back to the blackjack table.
3
Professor Graham Kendall is a mathematician studying blackjack, roulette...and packs of cards.
4
I like to play blackjack and I love the pools in Vegas.
5
Wouldn't nothing grow in the new rows except broom-sedge and blackjack sprouts.
1
The black flag from the Alamo and the Missions hung above it.
2
The black flag you saw flying at the peak was no deception.
3
For more than fifty generations the church has carried the black flag.
4
Never did the black flag of a Caesar or a Napoleon III.
5
One recreated the group's notorious black flag to fit the avian theme.
1
Bring a pirate flag, a few bottles of wine, and a laid-back attitude.
2
A pirate flag will set you back fifty-two cents.
3
The skull was mounted on a wall, the leg bones crossed below like the symbol on a pirate flag.
4
A small pirate flag flew at each table, featuring not one but two skulls and crossbones, one for the bride, one for the groom.
5
Ammon McNeely was on the aid horror show Jolly Roger nearby and was drinking King Cobras, flying his pirate flag, and hollering pirate stuff.
Usage of Jolly Roger in English
1
Something came to relieve the tenseness of the moment for Jolly Roger.
2
He was staring at Jolly Roger in a strange sort of way.
3
There was no corrosive bitterness of the vengeful in Jolly Roger's heart.
4
Her head was no longer in the crook of Jolly Roger's arm.
5
Into the forest Jolly Roger went alone, puffing furiously at his pipe.
6
Yet he knew Jolly Roger and Nada could not be far away.
7
There was still half an hour of daylight when Jolly Roger arrived.
8
A curious smile curled his thin lips as he watched Jolly Roger.
9
It was the old Jolly Roger-theold master come to life again.
10
It was evening, three days later, when Jolly Roger and Peter returned.
11
Praying that Peter would remain quiet, Jolly Roger took off his shoes.
12
He paused, and Jolly Roger explained how it all had come about.
13
In the star-gloom Jolly Roger McKay bowed his head, and listened.
14
In the darkness Jolly Roger sat up, his heart beating fast.
15
He drew in a deep breath, and looked at Jolly Roger.
16
Defying the exhaustion of limbs and body, Jolly Roger kept steadily at work.