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ginnal
noun
a criminal, a conman, an untrustworthy person JAMAICA, 1941
Derived from general, originally also in variant spellings gin’al and jinal.- Cha, man, you watch it now, every two-bit ginnal from JA will become a Yardie accordin to the press. — Sylvester Young, What Goes Around, p. 39, 1999
- [H]e was more like a “ginnal”, a common criminal who wormed his way into the affections of a gullible white American woman[.] — Laurie Gunst, Born Fi’ Dead, back matter, 2003
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