jimmie

[ jim-ee ]

noun

1. Usually jimmies. sprinkle ( def 9 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of jimmie¹

Origin uncertain

Example Sentences

Myself, I do a lot of the old white country players like Jimmie Rodgers, some of those fellows….

From The Daily Beast

His true love, he claimed, was Jimmie Trimble, a boy he had known at prep school who died fighting at the Battle of Iwo Jima.

From The Daily Beast

The only words that described that part of life for him were Jimmie Trimble.

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“Jimmie overflowed with animal energy, not to mention magnetism for both sexes,” Vidal later wrote.

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To speak of orientation was to make it to general and to make it too general was to make it about anything but his Jimmie.

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I seen him take a egg outer Jimmie Weldon's ear—an' Jimmie swore he didn't have no hen in his head.

From Project Gutenberg

Jimmie, are you man enough to go with me and try a tackle on those fellows over there in that auto?

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And then to me: "Jimmie, suppose you go and tap on the door and tell the ladies we're pulling into Portal City."

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"We are going to have sharp trouble with a gentleman by the name of Hatch before very long, Jimmie," was the way he began.

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I don't need to tell you that this new turn things have taken has us all fought to a standstill, Jimmie.

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