Chinee

/ tʃaɪˈniː /

noun

We are "heathen Chinee," and it is incomprehensible that we should know anything.

I need not repeat the poem, but the essence of it is that the "Heathen Chinee is peculiar."

Otherwise the man was dressed in his native costume; for here, again, the wily Chinee shows his astuteness.

Who owns a mosaic bronch, Chinee flag on th' near side, Skillet brand?

Here we call such as you a 'hathen Chinee,' and there was a Californan poet that wrote a whole piece about the likes of you.

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