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Jack Rice noun used as a notional figure in descriptions of large objects AUSTRALIA, 1945 From the name of a famous racehorse.- He may even be fortunate enough to have a roll Jack Rice couldn’t jump over. — Sidney J. Baker, The Australian Language, 1966
- [T]he name was probably a tribute to that prince of hurdlers whose exploits gave rise to the expression, “so big that Jack Rice couldn’t jump over it”. — Joe Anderson, Winners Can Laugh, 1982
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