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jerid

British  
/ dʒəˈriːd /

noun

  1. Also: jereed.   jerreed.  a wooden javelin used in Muslim countries in military displays on horseback

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Warnock’s campaign manager Jerid Kurtz said: “We’re humbled by the grassroots support and generosity that continues to power Reverend Warnock’s campaign to represent all Georgians in the US Senate.”

From The Guardian

“David Trone won’t take money from PACs, lobbyists, or corporations and will be an independent voice,” campaign manager Jerid Kurtz said in a statement.

From Washington Post

The post in A Miner Detail said Maryland Democratic officials were concerned about Trone’s health and quoted Trone campaign manager Jerid Kurtz dismissing the speculation as “gossip.”

From Washington Post

We were eating homemade tabbouleh at her house in Cypress Park, which she shares with her boyfriend of nearly two years, Jerid Bartow, an urban designer.

From New York Times

“Modern masculinity is so confining,” Jerid Bartow, Drucker’s cis-male boyfriend, told me one evening.

From New York Times