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Meaning jockey meaning

What does jockey mean?

jockey

— noun someone employed to ride horses in horse races — verb (= cheat) defeat someone through trickery or deceit — verb ride a racehorse as a professional jockey — verb compete (for an advantage or a position) — noun an operator of some vehicle or machine or apparatus he's a truck jockey a computer jockey a disc jockey

Synonyms jockey synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as jockey?

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Topics jockey topics

What do people use jockey to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Mass communication

Radio, television
Physical actions

Move

Conjugation jockey conjugation

How do you conjugate jockey?

jockey · verb

Examples jockey examples

How do I use jockey in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom is a disc jockey.

Movie subtitles

Lusignan's jockey.
Did you see my jockey?
We can't afford a jockey.
Some days it gives you the name of the jockey instead of the horse.
You find out who jockey Burns is riding, and that's the horse you bet on.
Jockey Burns, 152.
I've got a horse in the Jockey Club stakes.
Well, if it ain't the dead body jockey!
I never met a gas jockey that wasn't.
He's a gas pump jockey.
There's a man out there who looks like a gas pump jockey.
However, jockey Danny Freed appears to be unhurt.
The jockey escaped with minor injuries.
This is your favorite disc jockey, Pineapple Joe.
That's it, jockey-style.
Here on the horse we have the sergeant, jockey-style!
Where's Stuffy? Did you see my jockey?
You find out who jockey Burns is riding, and that's the horse you bet on. It's easy.
If you think you'll make a plow jockey out of me, you got another thing coming.
Yeah, it kills me every time I look at you, Gil Carter, second story man turning into a stool jockey.
Oh, my dears! That solid mountain of flesh is going to marry a jockey.
What's she got in common with a jockey?
Crooked people, crooked jockey, don't mean nothing to him, nothing.
You know that jockey, Goldez?
That jockey was our first real witness.
What's new on the jockey?
What really worries me is that jockey.
Where the jockey was shot?
Then you know who killed the jockey?
That's the gun that killed the jockey.
Lieutenant, the jockey wasn't murdered.
Now, when he reads that we think the jockey's murderer committed both crimes he may try to help us find that murderer.
If you're trying to hang the jockey's murder on me, save your breath.
You and the flatfoot claim whoever killed the jockey killed Barrow.
And I haven't killed a jockey in weeks, really.
You were clicking beautifully until we released Paul and used the accidental death of the jockey for bait.

News and current affairs

Neither side is in a hurry to break the symmetry of interdependent vulnerability, but both continue to jockey to shape the structure and institutional framework of their market relationship.
A disc jockey in his youth, he later worked in some international financial institutions, where he spied for the communists, something he openly admits.
By contrast, when institutions are too weak to offer predictable and acceptable settlements, or to protect existing shares, everyone has an incentive to jockey for a larger slice of the pie.

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