Jerry

//ˈd͡ʒɛɹi//

Synonyms for "jerry" (69 found)

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Closest matches (14)

Noun(4 words)

boche kraut can chamber pot

bedpan boche breakable brittle can chamber crumbly dago dainty delicate

Strong matches (21)

doughboy effeminate flimsy fragile frail frangible fritz frog gi gossamery jerry built jock john johnny kraut krauthead

Noun(5 words)

fritz german hun john krauthead

Related words (34)

latrine light lightweight limey mick namby pamby papery potty puny redcoat sissified sleazy slight spic stool tacky throne toilet tommy unsubstantial

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urinal water closet wetback wispy womanish

Noun(9 words)

pisspot pot shitcan shitpot stool thunderbox toilet urinal urinary

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9 relation types

More general

1 entries

German

Synonyms

4 entries

boche fritz kraut krauthead

Related terms

14 entries

jerry built jerry can jerry curl jerry to jerry-build jerry-builder jerry-building jerry-can jerry-lord jerry-rig jerry-rigged jerry-shop jerrycummumble jerrymumble

derived

5 entries

Berry Jerry Jerry World Jerrys Plains Tom-and-Jerry shop jerrycan

derived from

1 entries

jeroboam

etymologically related_to

2 entries

jeroboam jerry built

has context

5 entries

british racial slur slang uk us

is a

1 entries

musician

related to

10 entries

chamber pot generally geri german jerri jerry built male particularly people personification

Sample sentences

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Explain it once more, Jerry.

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Jerry is the bean counter for our company.

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Did Jerry really win a lottery?

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They named their cats Tom and Jerry.

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