Jake in Irish
Jake in Irish is Séamaisín — Jake means fine, acceptable, or satisfactory — an old-fashioned slang term.
Jake in Irish
Séamaisín
A en given name.
What does "Jake" mean?
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adj Fine, acceptable, or satisfactory — an old-fashioned slang term.
"‘What do you care? Just keep your nose clean and everything will be jake.’"
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noun Slang for a police officer.
"In the old crime novel, the thieves ran off when they spotted a jake."
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Jake in a sentence
- ‘What do you care? Just keep your nose clean and everything will be jake.’
- "Is the room all right?" "Sure, it's jake by me," he replied.
- In the old crime novel, the thieves ran off when they spotted a jake.
- The street kids kept watch for any jake walking down the lane.
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What is "Jake" in Irish?
"Jake" in Irish is Séamaisín. Jake means: Fine, acceptable, or satisfactory — an old-fashioned slang term.
How do you use "Jake" in a sentence?
Example: ""Is the room all right?" "Sure, it's jake by me," he replied." In Irish, "Jake" is Séamaisín.
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