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jillock

jillock noun: a fool; an idiot.

Noun

jillock (plural jillocks)

  1. (UK, rare, slang) A fool; an idiot.
    • She scolded him, but, between you and me, I got the impression that she was probably thinking, poor Tyson, being ridden by such a jillock. I know she was. That's what horsey people think.2008, Griff Rhys Jones, Mountain: Exploring Britain's High Places

Forms of jillock

pluraljillocks

Origin of jillock

Variant of pillock.

Questions about jillock

What does jillock mean?
Jillock means a fool; an idiot.
What part of speech is jillock?
Jillock is a noun.
What is the plural of jillock?
The plural of jillock is jillocks.

Words near jillock in the dictionary

  1. jillion
  2. jillionaire
  3. jillionaires
  4. jillions
  5. jillionth
  6. jillock
  7. jillocks
  8. jilloff
  9. jilloffs
  10. jills
  11. jills of all trades

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