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Joe Bloggs

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Joe Bloggs [blɒgz]
n
Brit slang an average or typical man US, Canadian, and Austral. equivalent Joe Blow See also Joe Six-Pack
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Noun1.Joe Bloggs - a hypothetical average manJoe Bloggs - a hypothetical average man          
Joe Blow, John Doe, man in the street
common man, common person, commoner - a person who holds no title
Translations
Joe Bloggs, Joe Public
n (inf: = ordinary person) → Otto Normalverbraucher m (inf)
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All the more so because after the first few giggles the commentators used his nickname as if he was just another Joe Bloggs.
Nickname that team by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Let's start with Joe Bloggs and all the relatives who come into the hospital coughing and spurting all their filth and full of cold.
From The Forum by Birmingham Mail (England)
What we needed were more tax breaks for the everyday Joe Bloggs.
Letter: Your view - Helping us look after the pennies by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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