sax
1noun Informal.
Origin of sax
1sax
2noun
Origin of sax
2Sax.
Examples from the Web for sax
Contemporary Examples of sax
Three days after that, the author of the original Rollins piece published a defense of his skewering of the sax icon.
Here the sax legend offered observations “in his own words” on his life and times.
After Clinton played his sax on Arsenio Hall, he sat down and talked about the problems of crime and poverty.
Sax accuses the ACLU of casting itself as a “freedom fighter” and casting him as “the Ku Klux Klan.”
Sax says teachers have claimed successes with the Van Devender program.
Historical Examples of sax
Wha's to say it is no' undergoing a repair—that the roof is off, and will not be on for sax months to come.
The O'DonoghueCharles James Lever
I warnt him against it, an' I telt him his ither wumman was deid but sax months.
St. Cuthbert'sRobert E. Knowles
Skipper, if I dinna dive into their internals, gie me sax dozen.
The Iron PirateMax Pemberton
Where will ye find the Small Scotch that's fu' sax inches in height?
The Haunts of Old CockaigneAlex Thompson
They war' a' Camerons and M'Donalds, though they paraded sax hundred men!
The PilotJ. Fenimore Cooper