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    [Noun]  | "jock*ey" | \ ˈjä-kē \


    1: a person who rides or drives a horse especially as a professional in a race

    2: a person who operates or works with a specified vehicle, device, object, or material


    Origin: 1643 ;

     Jockey, Scots nickname for John;

    [Noun]  | "jockey club" 


    1: an association for the promotion and regulation of horse racing


    Origin: 1775 ;

    [Noun]  | "bench jockey" 


    1: benchwarmer; especially : one who rides members of the opposing team from the bench


    Origin: 1925 ;

    [Noun]  | "desk jockey" 


    1: a person whose job involves working at a desk


    Origin: 1943 ;

    [Noun]  | "disc jockey" 


    1: a person who introduces and plays recorded music (especially popular music) on a show (such as a radio program) —called also deejay, DJ

    2: an entertainer who plays and often manipulates recorded music (as by combining tracks or adding effects) for dancing at a night club or party; also : someone who makes music (as through turntablism, sampling, etc.) that is often sung or rapped over —called also deejay, DJ


    Origin: 1940 ;

    [Noun]  | "disk jockey" 


    1: a person who introduces and plays recorded music (especially popular music) on a show (such as a radio program) —called also deejay, DJ

    2: an entertainer who plays and often manipulates recorded music (as by combining tracks or adding effects) for dancing at a night club or party; also : someone who makes music (as through turntablism, sampling, etc.) that is often sung or rapped over —called also deejay, DJ

    [Verb]  | "jockey" 


    1: to maneuver or manipulate by adroit or devious means

    2: to change the position of by a series of movements

    3: to ride or drive (a horse) as a jockey


    Origin: 1708 ;

    [Verb]  | "disc jockey" | \ ˈdisk-ˈjä-kē \


    1: to perform the role of a disc jockey : to act as a disc jockey for


    Origin: 1941 ;

    [Idiom]  | "jockey for position" 


    1: to try to get into a better place

    [Verb]  | "jockey" 


    [Noun]  | "disc jockey" 


    1: as in DJ, shock jock;


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     [ "jockey" ]

    1: A colloquialism in the north west of England, offering a variation in terms of usage and meaning in the term "Jockey". The new slang implies that a person "Jockeys" something in order to control or manouver an item or challenge. For example the term has been used in the following context:

      * e.g.,  ... "I cant jockey it" - Michael Mcangry 

     [ "jockey" ]

    1: A girl who rides cock in a very fast, jarring motion akin to that of a horse jockey rapidly oscillating on the back of a steed with hooves pumping into the earth causing a tempestuous rumble in the bowels of the earth.

      * e.g.,  ... Person 1: "Damn, Erin went all jockey on Luke last night on the party bus huh?" 


     [ "jockey" ]

    2: This is known to cause more pain than pleasure.

      * e.g.,  ... Person 2: "Yeah shit that had to have been painful for him... it didn't even look fun!" 


     [ "jockey" ]

    3: Jockeys are often found in their natural environment of a party bus for freshman birthday parties.

     [ "jockey" ]

    1: A person required to operate simple equipment or machinery as part of a menial job. A great put-down when accompanied by the name of the item they're forced to use every day.

      * e.g.,  ... Wesley: "Sean tried to tell us he was the office's Commercial Manager, but it turned out he just makes tea." 


     [ "jockey" ]

    2: Used creatively the term monkey is another fine contender for the same role.

      * e.g.,  ... Aaron: "What a jumped-up kettle jockey!" 

     [ "jockey" ]

    1: Abbreviation of "Nob Jockey". See also: Jock

      * e.g.,  ... Oi, look at that Jockey! 

     [ "jockey" ]

    1: british rhyming cockney for "potato chips". Short for Jockey Whips. Similar to "apples and pears" meaning "stairs".

      * e.g.,  ... 'eh, luv. Pop in the kitchen for me, and grab me a jockey? 

     [ "jockey" ]

    1: To ride an object for example a horse

      * e.g.,  ... hey look he is jockey on that. 

     [ "Jockey" ]

    1:  A horseback rider. Underwear brand An annoying prick who gets on your nerves.

      * e.g.,  ... Did you see Arnold walking down the road yesterday? He's such a jockey! 

     [ "Jockey" ]

    1: A Jockey is a zombie in Left 4 Dead 2 that looks like Gollum on steroids with big ass-hands. He jumps on you and steers you unceremoniously into a WHOLE FUCKING HORDE of Zombies! Pain in my ass.

      * e.g.,  ... the Jockey jumped on Coach and tried to get him killed by a bunch of Zombies but Coach said , "No fucking way" and blew its head off the end. 

     [ "jockeying" ]

    1: verb. Doing a line of coke off another man's boner. This can be either the giving or the receiving type.

      * e.g.,  ... Jeff went jockeying with Wayne on Brokeback Mountain. 

     [ "Jockey" ]

    1: To allow yourself to be raped by a winger on FIFA 12

      * e.g.,  ... I was trying to jockey Aaron Lennon with Titus Bramble, he raped me then scored. 

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