Injun

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• Injun — 1812 (from 1683 as Ingin), spelling representing Amer.Eng. colloquial pronunciation of INDIAN (Cf. Indian) (q.v.). Honest Injun as an asseveration of truthfuless first recorded 1868, from the notion of assurance extracted from Indians of their… …   Etymology dictionary

• Injun — /ˈɪndʒən/ (say injuhn) Colloquial –noun Also, Injin. 1. US (derogatory) (racist) a northern Native American. –phrase 2. honest Injun, (an exclamation attesting to the truth of a statement): I didn t steal it – honest Injun! {representation of a… …  

• Injun — noun honest Injun spoken especially AmE used especially by children to make someone believe they are telling the truth …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

• Injun Trouble — is the name of two cartoon shorts produced by Warner Bros.:*Injun Trouble (1938 film), directed by Robert Clampett *Injun Trouble (1969 film), directed by Robert McKimson …   Wikipedia

• Injun (satellite) — The Injun program was a series of six satellites designed and built by researchers at the University of Iowa. They were intended to observe various radiation and magnetic phenomena in the ionosphere and beyond.The design specifics of the… …   Wikipedia

• Injun Trouble (1969 film) — Infobox Hollywood cartoon cartoon name = Injun Trouble series = Cool Cat caption = director = Robert McKimson story artist = Cal Howard animator = Ted Bonnicksen Jim Davis Laverne Harding Ed Solomon voice actor = Larry Storch musician = William… …   Wikipedia

• Injun — /in jeuhn/, n. Often Offensive. an American Indian. [1805 15; var. of INDIAN, with assibilated d; cf. CAJUN] * * * …   Universalium

• injun — noun Native American; …   Wiktionary

• injun — Gullah Words Indian, Indians …   English dialects glossary

• Injun — In|jun [ ındʒən ] noun count OFFENSIVE an extremely offensive word for a Native American. You may see or hear this word, but do not use it …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• Injun — In·jun || ɪn dÊ’É™n n. American Indian, native North American person (offensive term) …   English contemporary dictionary