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Joe Miller
noun
a book of jokes.
an old, familiar joke; chestnut.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Joe Miller1
First recorded in 1780–90; after Joe Miller's Jestbook (1739) by John Mottley
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Example Sentences
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Joe Miller lived for many years with his dad, Reed Miller, on Steelhead Drive, where they fished together for steelhead trout in the Stillaguamish River.
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Ohio state Democratic Rep. Joe Miller has lobbied his colleagues for years to drop the Buckeye State’s $200 EV fee and $100 hybrid fee to $100 and $50, respectively.
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“What we’re doing is real,” said Joe Miller, president of BWX’s advanced technologies unit.
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Holmes County Commissioner Joe Miller fears the new process could deter some voters.
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Rhodes was called by Eastman’s attorney, Joe Miller, to testify on Eastman’s behalf.
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