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jol; joll; jall; jawl; joil; jola; jorl
verb- to go somewhere (especially in search of entertainment); to depart SOUTH AFRICA, 1946
- — Partridge, A Dictionary of the Underworld, 1950
- to flirt; to have a love-affair SOUTH AFRICA, 1969
- — Penny Silva, A Dictionary of South African English, 1996
- to make merry, to party SOUTH AFRICA, 1970 From Afrikaans.
- This is where Pretoria plays and Jo’burg jorls, more especially at weekends. — Sunday Times, 2 August 1998
- Joburg jolled again last night as yet another posh people’s place [...] pulled in the first night crowd. — Sunday Times (South Africa), 19 November 2002
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