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whiskey jack

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whiskey jack
n.
See gray jay.
[Alteration of whiskey-john, by folk etymology from Cree dialectal wiiskachaan.]
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VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE FIVE BOTTLES pounds 2,000 ** WHISKEY JACK DANIEL'S TWO BOTTLES pounds 500 PLUS SOFT DRINKS AND ONE VIP TABLE *** VODKA THREE BOTTLES AND MAGNUM pounds 1,300 ***** CRACKBABY COCKTAIL 40 SHOTS pounds 500 pounds 700 * PRINCE HARRY'S ESTIMATED BAR BILL.
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Ontario Natural Resources Minister Donna Cansfield is promising a swift resolution on logging issues in northwestern Ontario's contested Whiskey Jack Forest.
Whiskey Jack decision imminent, says Minister by Ross, Ian / Northern Ontario Business
Grassy Narrows First Nation has fought for more than a decade to suspend industrial logging in Whiskey Jack Forest near Kenora, and over the past five years, has conducted a blockade of the logging road into the area.
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