jacko
- proper noun
- Give it up for... Jacko!
Todd sticks with Porch, Jacko comes through.
- Todd sticks with Porch, Jacko comes through.
Examples
-
MAN'S VOICE: Jacko, if you're there, pick up.
Fiction book (1998) -
We'll give you 20 bucks extra, Jacko.
-
What do you say, Jacko?
-
Get 'em on the phone, Jacko.
-
"Where are you going, Jacko?
Fiction book (1999) -
Well, I was living in London with Jacko then, but I remember the telegram.
-
Well, he's really uncle Jacko from back home.
-
Jack Sr: How's it going, Jacko?
Fiction book (1998) -
You okay there, Jacko?
-
Let's hear it for the next performer, Jacko!
Synonyms
A name or nickname people use for someone
A different name used publicly by an actor or musician
A familiar name used instead of someone's real name
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jacko is sometimes used as a family or stage name by shortening Jackson or turning Jack into -o to make a short, memorable 'stage name'.