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单词 jinx
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jinxn.

Brit. /dʒɪŋks/, U.S. /dʒɪŋks/
Forms: Also ginks, jinks.
Etymology: apparently < jynx n. 2.
Originally U.S.
A person or thing that brings bad luck or exercises evil influence; a hoodoo, a Jonah. Also attributive and in other combinations.
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the world > action or operation > adversity > calamity or misfortune > [noun] > misfortune or ill-luck > causing or bringing misfortune > one who or that which
foota1225
woea1300
infortunec1405
infortunate1558
jettatura1822
bad medicine1857
hoodoo1882
voodoo1902
jinx1911
mock1911
mocker1923
kiss of death1948
1911 Chicago Daily News 19 Sept. 6/3 Dave Shean and ‘Peaches’ Graham..have not escaped the jinx that has been following the champions.
1912 C. Mathewson Pitching in Pinch xi. 232 A jinx is something which brings bad luck to a ball-player.
1919 Oxf. Mag. 7 Mar. Will some one remove the jinx? On Friday, February 28, we lost to Oriel and Merton by 3 goals to nil. On Saturday, March 1,..we lost to Queen's by 1–0.
1926 M. Anderson & L. Stallings What Price Glory? iii, in 3 Amer. Plays 88 This town is a jinx for me.
1927 A. Miller Colfax Bk.-plate xiv. 172 I thrust that jinx of a book back into the lowest left-hand drawer.
1928 Wisconsin Alumni Mag. Dec. 79 Once realizing that the jinx had been broken,..there was no hesitation.
1931 Collier's 26 Sept. 57/3 They say he is a jinx to them and they cannot beat him in any manner, shape, or form.
1932 J. T. Farrell Young Lonigan iv. 157 Young Corbett who was born with a horse shoe in his hands..put a jinx on Terrible Terry.
1948 A. Menjou & M. M. Musselman It took Nine Tailors 96 There has never been such a jinx picture as that one.
1955 E. Pound Classic Anthol. iii. 179 Jinx on the remnants everywhere.
1958 Times Lit. Suppl. 24 Jan. 41/4 The family jinx, in this case dark strangers who erupt into the bourgeois marriages of three generations, leaving behind an illegitimate child and the torturing memory of a bliss that might have been.
1962 Times 19 Feb. 3/7 A jinx-ridden Thomas somehow contrived to miss the kick.
1969 Daily Colonist (Victoria, Brit. Columbia) 30 Nov. 8/4 A man and two boys went fishing Friday, and Mary went along. The boat capsized, and apparently she alone survived. ‘I'm either a jinx, or very lucky,’ she says.
1972 ‘E. Lathen’ Murder without Icing (1973) xxiii. 198 I'm beginning to think that damned team is a jinx... It's been a bad-luck team from the beginning.

Derivatives

jinx v. (transitive) (frequentlypassive) to cast a spell on, to bring bad luck upon.
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the world > action or operation > adversity > calamity or misfortune > have befallen as a misfortune to [verb (transitive)] > render unfortunate
infortunate1571
unfortunate1653
hoodoo1868
jonah1887
jinx1917
the world > the supernatural > the occult > sorcery, witchcraft, or magic > enchantment or casting spells > [verb (transitive)] > put an evil spell on
ill-wish1865
jinx1917
hex1932
to put the Indian sign on1948
1912 C. Mathewson Pitching in Pinch xi. 244 He outjinxed our champion jinx killer.]
1917 Amer. Mag. Apr. 43/1 What do you mean—humming love songs when their darn pitcher is forcing in runs? You jinxed my ball club.
1934 J. T. Farrell Young Manhood Studs Lonigan iv. 61 I know they ain't loaded. But use these ones. Them damn things is jinxed!
1946 E. O'Neill Iceman Cometh iii. 170 I's an ole gamblin' man and I knows bad luck when I feels it!.. But it's white man's bad luck. He can't jinx me!
1956 D. Barnham One Man's Window 26 He told me he was ‘jinxed’. He explained that on his last three trips [in a fighter aircraft] he had been in trouble.
1962 ‘K. Orvis’ Damned & Destroyed xi. 73 I'm jinxed. No fix. All blew up.
jinxed adj.
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the world > action or operation > adversity > calamity or misfortune > [adjective]
unseelyOE
ungraciousa1387
infortunatec1390
unhappy1390
haplessa1400
mischancefula1400
unfortunedc1403
infortuneda1413
maleurousa1460
infortunable?a1475
mal-infortunedc1475
unselc1480
mischanced1488
misadventurousa1500
unhap1509
misfortunate1510
mischancya1522
unuredc1525
maleureda1529
unlucky1530
unfortunate1548
luckless1563
unluckly1564
unfortunable1567
untoward1570
unable?1572
sinister1576
unsonsy1578
disaster1584
disastereda1586
disastrous1586
unweirdedc1590
wanhappy?1590
misbefallen1591
fortuneless1596
infelicious1598
misadventured1599
improsperous1602
untoward1632
unhandsome1640
ill-fated1715
donsie?1719
swarthy1756
infelicitous1835
bad luck1872
stiff1919
spooked1937
jinxed1972
1972 G. Durrell Catch me Colobus vii. 152 I'm damned if I'm going to take up all my animals and myself and my wife in a jinxed plane. No, I'm afraid I'll have to get another charter flight.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

jinxint.

Brit. /dʒɪŋks/, U.S. /dʒɪŋks/
Origin: Formed within English, by conversion. Etymon: jinx n.
Etymology: < jinx n.
Originally and chiefly in children's speech: an exclamation used after two people utter the same word or phrase in the same moment.Often seen as a way of avoiding bad luck thought to be caused by this event, and sometimes as part of a game in which the first to say ‘jinx’ is held to have some sort of power over the other (see quot. 1989).
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1973 Psychoanal. Study of Child 28 241 When several children are talking and playing, and two children happen to say the same word or the same phrase at the same time, one will immediately exclaim: ‘Jinx’.
1989 H. L. Leonard in J. L. Rapoport Obsessive-compulsive Disorder in Children & Adolescents xvii. 291 When..two of them happen to say the same word or phrase at the same time, one will say ‘jinx’. Whichever child is able to say this first is in control, and the jinxed child must remain silent. The jinxed child is only freed when his or her name is called by the jinxer or another child.
2014 Z. Sugg Girl Online (2016) xlii. 317 ‘What's happened?’ we both say at exactly the same time. ‘Jinx!’ we both say at exactly the same time.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2020; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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