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Kojak
noun- a blue flashing lamp that is temporarily attached (by magnets) to the roof of an unmarked police car UK
Named after the US television police drama Kojak, first shown in the UK on BBC television in 1974, and by which the UK police and public were first made aware of this new crime-fighting tool. - — The Official Encyclopaedia of New Scotland Yard, 1999
- in hold ’em poker, a king and a jack as the first two cards dealt to a player US, 1981
The sound of “king-jack” suggests the name of this popular police television programme (1973–78) starring Telly Savalas. - — Thomas L. Clark, The Dictionary of Gambling and Gaming, p. 114, 1987
▶ the Kojak
a totally depilated pubic mound UK
After the eponymous bald-headed detective.- The Kojak of Full [Bikini Wax:] All hair is removed from the pubic and bottom area. — Loaded, p. 5, June 2002
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