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jiboney; jabroni; jabroney
noun- a low-level gangster, a tough US, 1921
- You, you fucking jabroney. One more word out of you and I’m bringing you in. — Edwin Torres, Q & A, p. 122, 1977
- “I doubt that,” the tall jaboney says, and he looks me up and down like he’s ready to step on me and squash me like a bug. — Robert Campbell, Nibbled to Death by Ducks, p. 97, 1989
- You mean we’re not taking any crap from that roody-poo jabroni Ronald DeChooch. — Janet Evanovich, Seven Up, p. 211, 2001
- a newly immigrated foreigner; hence someone inexperienced or unsophisticated US, 1960
- — San Jose Mercury News, 11 May 1999
- “Probably ratted out some Colombian or other to County in order to avoid any kind of serious time. Just like every other jibone out there.” — Richard Price, Samaritan, p. 160, 2003
- a professional wrestler who is usually scripted to lose US, 1995
- A star simply uses this medium to build his stature and display his style by manhandling a “gibroni”–an unknown or habitual loser. — Larry Nelson, Stranglehold, p. 45, 1999
- “Sorry ’bout barging in, but the jabroni airline that I was booked on delayed all of their flights out of Newark.” — Gary Cappetta, Bodyslams!, p. 270, 2000
- Now it’s time for The Rock to lay a little smack down on another fat-ass jabroni[.] — The Rock, The Rock Says..., p. 282, 2000
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