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jong

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jong [jɒŋ]
n
South African informal a friend, often used in direct address
[from Afrikaans]
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Noun1.Jong - United States writer (born in 1942)
Erica Jong
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The Aston Villa defender shipped the knock in a clash with Manchester City's Nigel De Jong during Monday's 1-1 Premier League draw.
ITALY IN DUNNE SIGHTS by The Mirror (London, England)
By Blaine Harden SEOUL, South KoreaAuThe murky process of hereditary succession in North Korea appears to have been suspended, at least for now, and the rise to power of Kim Jong IlAAEs third son may be on hold, according to South Korean analysts and three organizations with informants inside the secretive state.
N. KoreaAAEs succession campaign may be on hold by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
The coach singled out Nigel de Jong and Wesley Sneijder in particular for criticism.
Dutch coach apologises to Japanese by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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