Definition of Quashie in English:

Quashie

(also Quashee)

noun ˈkwɒʃi

Caribbean derogatory

A generic name for: a black person, especially one considered as credulous or insignificant.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Long (1734–1813), planter and commentator on Jamaican affairs. From Akan Kwasi, a name commonly given to a child born on Sunday, and taken as a typical name of (and hence generic name for) a black person.

Definition of Quashie in US English:

Quashie

(also Quashee)

nounˈkwɒʃi

Caribbean derogatory

A generic name for: a black person, especially one considered as credulous or insignificant.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Long (1734–1813), planter and commentator on Jamaican affairs. From Akan Kwasi, a name commonly given to a child born on Sunday, and taken as a typical name of (and hence generic name for) a black person.

词汇	Quashie
释义	Definition of Quashie in English: Quashie (also Quashee) noun ˈkwɒʃi Caribbean derogatory A generic name for: a black person, especially one considered as credulous or insignificant. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Long (1734–1813), planter and commentator on Jamaican affairs. From Akan Kwasi, a name commonly given to a child born on Sunday, and taken as a typical name of (and hence generic name for) a black person. Definition of Quashie in US English: Quashie (also Quashee) nounˈkwɒʃi Caribbean derogatory A generic name for: a black person, especially one considered as credulous or insignificant. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Long (1734–1813), planter and commentator on Jamaican affairs. From Akan Kwasi, a name commonly given to a child born on Sunday, and taken as a typical name of (and hence generic name for) a black person.
随便看	only so much only so much (only) time will tell only time will tell (only) time will tell (only) to be expected only to be expected (only) to be expected only too only too only too — only too — only too —— only with effort on many/numerous occasions on many occasions on-market on-message on message on mind onmun on my word onnagata on-netherward on no account