jawn

Meanings

• An informal term often used in African American English to refer to things, especially when the exact name is not known.

  - "What's that jawn over there?"
  - "Can you pass me that jawn with the red cover?"
  - "I need to buy some new sneakers, but I don't know the brand. Do you know what jawn I should be looking for?"

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Pronunciation

1. /d͡ʒɔːn/
   
   
   
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2. /d͡ʒɔːn/
   
   
   
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Rhymes

Words rhyming with jawn
jawn , awn , rawn , rawnest , dawn , dawning , morning , morn , mornin' , mornings , mornful , mornfuls , morningful , morningfuls , morningfulness , morningfulnesses , morningfulnessful , morningfulnessfuls , morningfulnessfulness , morningfulnessfulnesses , morningfulnessfulnessful , morningfulnessfulnessfuls , morningfulnessfulnessfulness , morningfulnessfulnessfulnesses , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessful , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfuls , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulness , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnesses , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessful , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfuls , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulness , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnesses , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessful , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfuls , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulness , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnesses , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessful , morningfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfulnessfuls

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Variants

List of all variants of jawn that leads to same result
saw , sawed , sawer , sawers , sawing , sawn , saws , sawn-off shotgun , band saw , band saws , band-saw , band-sawed , band-sawing , band-sawn , band-saws , bandsaw , bandsawed , bandsawing , bandsawn , bandsaws , saw at , sawed at , sawing at , sawn at , saws at , saw down , sawed down , sawing down , sawn down , saws down , saw up , sawed up , sawing up , sawn up , saws up

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The exact origin of the term 'jawn' is unclear, but it is believed to have originated in African American English in the late 20th century.

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