jackeroo

jackeroo
jack·e·roo

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  • jackeroo — [jak΄ə ro͞o′] n. Austral. an inexperienced apprentice working on a sheep or cattle ranch …   English World dictionary

  • jackeroo — The word jackeroo was originally a Queensland term referring to a white man who lived beyond the bounds of close settlement. Later, a jackeroo was a young man (frequently English and of independent means) seeking to gain experience by working in… …   Australian idioms

  • Jackeroo — Jackaroo Jack a*roo , n. Also Jackeroo Jack e*roo [Jack + kangaroo.] A young man living as an apprentice on a sheep station, or otherwise engaged in acquainting himself with colonial life. [Colloq., Australia] [Webster 1913 Suppl.] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • jackeroo — var. of JACKAROO. * * * jackeroo see jackaroo …   Useful english dictionary

  • jackeroo — /jak euh rooh /, n., pl. jackeroos, v., jackerooed, jackerooing. Australian. n. 1. an inexperienced person working as an apprentice on a sheep ranch. v.i. 2. to work as an apprentice on a sheep ranch. Also, jackaroo. [1875 80; JACK1 + (KANG)AROO; …   Universalium

  • jackeroo — n. inexperienced person who works as an apprentice on a sheep ranch …   English contemporary dictionary

  • jackeroo — noun & verb variant spelling of jackaroo …   English new terms dictionary

  • jackeroo — /dʒækəˈru/ (say jakuh rooh) noun → jackaroo …  

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