Definition of jacksie in English:

jacksie

(also jacksy)

noun ˈdʒaksi

British informal

A person's bottom.
〈英，非正式〉屁股
Example sentencesExamples
- Unless they elect the wrong kind of government, in which case they will find American fingers crawling so far up their jacksies that a distinct lump will appear in their throats.
- You know, I really, really hate getting shot, and had I been in a position to do so (and not writhing on the floor bleeding slightly) I would have told Matty so, before inserting his pistol up his jacksie, sideways.
- Two goals in three minutes, gave the game the firework up the jacksy it required, while also killing it off as a realistic contest.
- It wouldn't be good customer service to say that I felt like stuffing the one she bought up her jacksie, but I did think it would have been a good idea at the time.
- If the England captain ever got drunk and ran singing around a territorial army mess hall with a burning newspaper sticking out of his jacksie, we will never know.
Synonyms
buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks

Origin

Late 19th century: diminutive of jack¹.

词汇	jacksie
释义	Definition of jacksie in English: jacksie (also jacksy) noun ˈdʒaksi British informal A person's bottom. 〈英，非正式〉屁股 Example sentencesExamples Unless they elect the wrong kind of government, in which case they will find American fingers crawling so far up their jacksies that a distinct lump will appear in their throats. You know, I really, really hate getting shot, and had I been in a position to do so (and not writhing on the floor bleeding slightly) I would have told Matty so, before inserting his pistol up his jacksie, sideways. Two goals in three minutes, gave the game the firework up the jacksy it required, while also killing it off as a realistic contest. It wouldn't be good customer service to say that I felt like stuffing the one she bought up her jacksie, but I did think it would have been a good idea at the time. If the England captain ever got drunk and ran singing around a territorial army mess hall with a burning newspaper sticking out of his jacksie, we will never know. Synonyms buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks Origin Late 19th century: diminutive of jack¹.
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