Jack Nasty
Jack Nasty noun: a valet or pageboy.
Noun
Jack Nasty (plural Jack Nastys or Jack Nasties)
- A valet or pageboy.
- Tom and his younger brothers, as they grew up, went on playing with the village boys, without the idea of equality or inequality […] ever entering their heads; as it doesn't till it's put there by Jack Nastys or fine ladies' maids.1857, Thomas Hughes, Tom Brown's School Days
- A contemptible or unpleasant person.
- Don't lie, don't try to fool me, Ennis. I know what it means. Jack Twist? Jack Nasty.1997, Annie Proulx, Brokeback Mountain, page 35
Forms of Jack Nasty
| plural | Jack Nastys |
|---|---|
| plural | Jack Nasties |
Questions about Jack Nasty
- What does Jack Nasty mean?
- Jack Nasty means a valet or pageboy.
- What part of speech is Jack Nasty?
- Jack Nasty is a noun.
- What is the plural of Jack Nasty?
- The plural of Jack Nasty is Jack Nastys.
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