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Japanazi

Japanazi noun: any citizen of the Axis powers who opposed the Allies in the Second World War.

Noun

Japanazi (plural Japanazis)

  1. (US, dated, derogatory, informal) Any citizen of the Axis powers who opposed the Allies in the Second World War.
    • This is not a very merry Christmas for Japanazi leaders. And, that should be a source of great personal satisfaction to you.1942, Gas age, volume 90
    • The members of the Death Dodgers now in the Armed Forces will soon have the Japanazis trying to dodge death. To them we send our warmest regards and affection, and the sincere hope that they'll be back with us soon.1942 November 28, Billboard, volume 54, number 48

Forms of Japanazi

pluralJapanazis

Origin of Japanazi

Blend of Japanese + Nazi.

Questions about Japanazi

What does Japanazi mean?
Japanazi means any citizen of the Axis powers who opposed the Allies in the Second World War.
What part of speech is Japanazi?
Japanazi is a noun.
What is the plural of Japanazi?
The plural of Japanazi is Japanazis.

Words near Japanazi in the dictionary

  1. Japan tree lilacs
  2. Japan varnish
  3. Japan varnishes
  4. Japan wax
  5. Japan waxes
  6. Japanazi
  7. Japanazis
  8. Japandering
  9. Japandi
  10. japaned
  11. Japanee

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