Argie

American

[ahr-jee] / ˈɑr dʒi /

Or Argy

noun

Chiefly British Slang: Sometimes Disparaging and Offensive.

PLURAL

Argies

a term used to refer to an Argentine.

Etymology

Origin of Argie

Arg(entine) + -ie

Example Sentences

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Big, lush, gorgeous, Argie malbec.

From The Guardian

Jeffers‘ grandson, Argie Jeremy Jeffers , told police he’d been asked to dispose of buckets containing body parts that police said were consistent with those missing from Sowards’ recovered body.

From Washington Times

The Huntington Herald-Dispatch reports Argie Lee Jeffers Sr.’s trial had been set to start Tuesday but was indefinitely delayed because a key police witness is on leave.

From Washington Times

The New Hampshire attorney general’s office said Friday 46-year-old William Argie was charged with second-degree murder, accused of causing the death of his wife by strangling and/or smothering her.

From Washington Times

Authorities found 39-year-old Maureen Argie at the couple’s home in Londonderry in April.

From Washington Times

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