Jones
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1.0
- proper noun
- /dʒoʊnz/
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Jones
- I had a friend named Andre Jones in Jackson, Ms.
- Jones said
- Jones et al
- Jones (2009)
I had a friend named Andre Jones in Jackson, Ms.
- I had a friend named Andre Jones in Jackson, Ms.
- Would would you talk to somebody like Alex Jones or or not?
- You have my friend Danny Jones, who runs Concrete podcast.
- But he did, and Jones didn't want too much credit.
- It was my producer, Stacey Jones, who had mentioned it.
- Noah Posner, too, is suing Alex Jones in a different court.
- Do I think you're better than Matt Jones to Davis Mills?
- I know for a fact that Al Jones watches people rape kids.
- She's seen some shit front kicker like Jon Jones knock her glasses off.
- It's fucking Jon Jones all day, every time.
Examples
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Uh, all due respect, Mrs. Jones, we're a progressive company.
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Mrs. Jones is the most popular teacher at our school.
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Anyway, back to your question, John Jones, what was the question?
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There is no one doing what Jones is doing today.
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You have my friend Danny Jones, who runs Concrete podcast.
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I met you and Gwyneth Jones for the first time.
Academic text (2011) -
It was my producer, Stacey Jones, who had mentioned it.
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Dear Diary, and so, I, Bridget Jones, am a singleton no more.
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Brian Jones was here and recorded "the pipes of pan at Jajouka" with these musicians.
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Will Smith, Ryan Reynolds, Catherine Zeta Jones, Toby Jones.
Compounds
41
3.9
A number showing how the stock prices of 30 large US companies are doing
A measure that shows how 30 large American company stocks are doing
Surface Forms
Etymology
The surname Jones comes from the common name John plus the ending -s, which meant 'son of John' or 'John's family'. Think of Johnson, which also means 'son of John', so Jones often shows a family that started with a man called John, especially in Wales and parts of England.