ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Jackboy

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Jackboy is a noun meaning A street thug who is part of a gang of thieves.

Meaning

A street thug who is part of a gang of thieves.

Example Sentences

We ducked and dodged law, and jackboys, only to hand our hard earned cash over to another hustler; a hustler greater than us.
"Get you stupid ass over there by the chip display and don't move," the robber instructed as he positioned himself to where he could see both David and Nicole with minimal movement. That act alone let David know the guy in the Oakland Raiders pullover was an experienced jackboy.
Ordell asked one of his jackboys to get him a car with keys in it and leave it in the Ocean Mall parking lot over by the beach. The jackboy asked him what kind of car he wanted. Ordell said, 'One has a big trunk with a shotgun in it.' He liked jackboys because they were crazy. They made their living ripping off street dealers for their blow and change and busting into crack houses with assault weapons.

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Related Words

Related dictionary entries include jacker, gangster, jackroller, jacky, jiboney, swack.

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