Quashee

[ kwah-shee ]

noun

1. a male day name for Sunday. day name

Example Sentences

Quashee, kwosh′e, n. a negro, esp. in West Indies.

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Quashee has already victuals, clothing; Quashee is not dying of such despair as the yellow-coloured pale man's.

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Quashee, it must be owned, is hitherto a kind of blockhead.

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You, Quashee, how you dare look me in the face?

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Only, black Quashee over the seas being once sufficiently attended to, wilt thou not perhaps open thy dull sodden eyes to the 'sixty-thousand valets in London itself who are yearly dismissed to the streets, to be what they can, when the season ends;'—or to the hunger-stricken, pallid, yellow-coloured 'Free Labourers' in Lancashire, Yorkshire, Buckinghamshire, and all other shires!

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