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blacky

American  
[blak-ee] / ˈblæk i /
Or blackie

noun

Disparaging and Offensive.

plural

blackies
  1. a contemptuous term used to refer to a Black person.


Example Sentences

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The boisterous burro served three days in jail, and Gutierrez settled the score by paying Blacky's victims.

From Salon

In 2008, police in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas arrested a feisty donkey named Blacky after it bit a man in the chest, and kicked a second man trying to rescue him.

From Salon

"Nice pass by Blacky, and I had an open net," said Lafreniere, who didn’t feel any additional pressure being on the ice for the extra frame.

From Fox News

“Nice pass by Blacky, and I had an open net,” said Lafreniere, who didn’t feel any additional pressure being on the ice for the extra frame.

From Washington Post

Blacky Su said she was working as a senior bartender at an international hotel in Taiwan when a friend suggested she go to mainland China to help at a cocktail lounge in Shanghai.

From Los Angeles Times