joey in Irish
joey in Irish is cangarú óg — joey means a baby kangaroo or similar marsupial.
joey in Irish
cangarú óg
Ellipsis of joey word.
What does "joey" mean?
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noun A baby kangaroo or similar marsupial.
"At the wildlife park, we watched a joey hop beside its mother."
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noun A clown, especially in British circus tradition.
"The old circus had a famous joey who wore baggy trousers and a red nose."
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joey in a sentence
- At the wildlife park, we watched a joey hop beside its mother.
- The keeper fed the orphaned joey from a small bottle.
- The old circus had a famous joey who wore baggy trousers and a red nose.
- My grandfather remembered seeing a joey fall over his own enormous shoes.
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What is "joey" in Irish?
"joey" in Irish is cangarú óg. joey means: A baby kangaroo or similar marsupial.
How do you use "joey" in a sentence?
Example: "At the wildlife park, we watched a joey hop beside its mother." In Irish, "joey" is cangarú óg.
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