blacky

or black·ie

[ blak-ee ]

noun

, Disparaging and Offensive.

, plural black·ies.

1. a contemptuous term used to refer to a Black person.

Example Sentences

In 2008, police in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas arrested a feisty donkey named Blacky after it bit a man in the chest, and kicked a second man trying to rescue him.

From Salon

The boisterous burro served three days in jail, and Gutierrez settled the score by paying Blacky's victims.

From Salon

"Nice pass by Blacky, and I had an open net," said Lafreniere, who didn’t feel any additional pressure being on the ice for the extra frame.

From Fox News

“Nice pass by Blacky, and I had an open net,” said Lafreniere, who didn’t feel any additional pressure being on the ice for the extra frame.

From Washington Post

Stinky, Blacky, Mongrel and Abo watch on as Orsmby lowers himself on to the bull, snorting in the shute as the crowd prickles with excitement.

From The Guardian