Definition of Jolly Roger in English:

Jolly Roger

noun

A pirate's flag with a white skull and crossbones on a black background.
Example sentencesExamples
- We don't even wear patches on our gi (I suggested a Jolly Roger once, but no one else liked the idea).
- He got so frustrated with his words that he threw his dagger across the room, nailing a Jolly Roger right in the nose.
- For gentler fun there's now a Jolly Roger family boat ride in the Pirate Cove, where captains and young pirates (your offspring) can jump aboard together.
- The Old Guard is nothing if not sexist, and while it's not exactly unheard of for a Rhodes Scholar to replace a Jolly Roger, one finds it hard to imagine them permitting a former Girl Scout to do the same.
- At the top of the mast was a red flag, a Jolly Roger if he'd ever seen one.
- ‘It's a Jolly Roger,’ she says, and smiles distantly.

Origin

Early 18th century: apparently from jolly¹ + the male given name Roger, possibly in the old dialect sense 'the Devil'.

Definition of Jolly Roger in US English:

Jolly Roger

nounˌjälē ˈräjərˌdʒɑli ˈrɑdʒər

A pirate's flag with a white skull and crossbones on a black background.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It's a Jolly Roger,’ she says, and smiles distantly.
- For gentler fun there's now a Jolly Roger family boat ride in the Pirate Cove, where captains and young pirates (your offspring) can jump aboard together.
- We don't even wear patches on our gi (I suggested a Jolly Roger once, but no one else liked the idea).
- He got so frustrated with his words that he threw his dagger across the room, nailing a Jolly Roger right in the nose.
- The Old Guard is nothing if not sexist, and while it's not exactly unheard of for a Rhodes Scholar to replace a Jolly Roger, one finds it hard to imagine them permitting a former Girl Scout to do the same.
- At the top of the mast was a red flag, a Jolly Roger if he'd ever seen one.

Origin

Early 18th century: apparently from jolly + the male given name Roger, possibly in the old dialect sense ‘the Devil’.

单词	Jolly Roger
释义	Definition of Jolly Roger in English: Jolly Roger noun A pirate's flag with a white skull and crossbones on a black background. Example sentencesExamples We don't even wear patches on our gi (I suggested a Jolly Roger once, but no one else liked the idea). He got so frustrated with his words that he threw his dagger across the room, nailing a Jolly Roger right in the nose. For gentler fun there's now a Jolly Roger family boat ride in the Pirate Cove, where captains and young pirates (your offspring) can jump aboard together. The Old Guard is nothing if not sexist, and while it's not exactly unheard of for a Rhodes Scholar to replace a Jolly Roger, one finds it hard to imagine them permitting a former Girl Scout to do the same. At the top of the mast was a red flag, a Jolly Roger if he'd ever seen one. ‘It's a Jolly Roger,’ she says, and smiles distantly. Origin Early 18th century: apparently from jolly¹ + the male given name Roger, possibly in the old dialect sense 'the Devil'. Definition of Jolly Roger in US English: Jolly Roger nounˌjälē ˈräjərˌdʒɑli ˈrɑdʒər A pirate's flag with a white skull and crossbones on a black background. Example sentencesExamples ‘It's a Jolly Roger,’ she says, and smiles distantly. For gentler fun there's now a Jolly Roger family boat ride in the Pirate Cove, where captains and young pirates (your offspring) can jump aboard together. We don't even wear patches on our gi (I suggested a Jolly Roger once, but no one else liked the idea). He got so frustrated with his words that he threw his dagger across the room, nailing a Jolly Roger right in the nose. The Old Guard is nothing if not sexist, and while it's not exactly unheard of for a Rhodes Scholar to replace a Jolly Roger, one finds it hard to imagine them permitting a former Girl Scout to do the same. At the top of the mast was a red flag, a Jolly Roger if he'd ever seen one. Origin Early 18th century: apparently from jolly + the male given name Roger, possibly in the old dialect sense ‘the Devil’.
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