Definition of jakey in English:

jakey

(also jakie)

noun ˈdʒeɪki

Glasgow, Scottish slang, derogatory

A homeless person or tramp, especially one who habitually drinks large quantities of cheap, strong alcohol.

Origin

1980s. Probably from jake + -y. A suggested origin as a specific use of Scots jaikie jackdaw seems less likely given the emphasis on alcohol in the recorded uses.

Definition of jakey in US English:

jakey

(also jakie)

nounˈdʒeɪki

Glasgow, Scottish slang, derogatory

A homeless person or tramp, especially one who habitually drinks large quantities of cheap, strong alcohol.

Origin

1980s. Probably from jake + -y. A suggested origin as a specific use of Scots jaikie jackdaw seems less likely given the emphasis on alcohol in the recorded uses.

单词	jakey
释义	Definition of jakey in English: jakey (also jakie) noun ˈdʒeɪki Glasgow, Scottish slang, derogatory A homeless person or tramp, especially one who habitually drinks large quantities of cheap, strong alcohol. Origin 1980s. Probably from jake + -y. A suggested origin as a specific use of Scots jaikie jackdaw seems less likely given the emphasis on alcohol in the recorded uses. Definition of jakey in US English: jakey (also jakie) nounˈdʒeɪki Glasgow, Scottish slang, derogatory A homeless person or tramp, especially one who habitually drinks large quantities of cheap, strong alcohol. Origin 1980s. Probably from jake + -y. A suggested origin as a specific use of Scots jaikie jackdaw seems less likely given the emphasis on alcohol in the recorded uses.
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