Jones in Greek
Jones in Greek is Τζόουνς — Jones means slang for heroin.
Jones in Greek
Τζόουνς
Pronounced: Tzoouns
An English and Welsh surname originating as a patronymic derived from the given name John.
What does "Jones" mean?
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noun Slang for heroin.
"He was arrested with a small bag of jones on him."
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noun An addiction or a strong, nagging craving for something.
"She had a real jones for chocolate every afternoon."
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verb To crave something intensely.
"I was jonesing for a coffee by ten in the morning."
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Jones in a sentence
- He was arrested with a small bag of jones on him.
- She had a real jones for chocolate every afternoon.
- His jones for cigarettes kicked in the moment he sat down.
- I was jonesing for a coffee by ten in the morning.
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What is "Jones" in Greek?
"Jones" in Greek is Τζόουνς. Jones means: Slang for heroin.
How do you pronounce Τζόουνς?
"Jones" in Greek is Τζόουνς, pronounced "Tzoouns".
How do you use "Jones" in a sentence?
Example: "He was arrested with a small bag of jones on him." In Greek, "Jones" is Τζόουνς.
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