jannock

[ jan-uhk ]

/ ˈdʒæn ək /

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adjective British, Australian Informal.

honest; fair; straightforward.

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Also jon·nick

[jon-ik] /ˈdʒɒn ɪk/

Origin of jannock

First recorded in 1825–30; origin uncertain

Words nearby jannock

janitress, Janjaweed, janky, Jan Mayen, Jannings, jannock, janny, Janola, Jansen, Jansenism, jansky

How to use jannock in a sentence

On the morning of Christmas Day the usual breakfast was of black puddings, with jannock, &c.
Lancashire Folk-lore|John Harland