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Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɒkɪ], [ dʒˈɒkɪ], [ dʒ_ˈɒ_k_ɪ]
Related words: racing jockey, jockey costume, jockey kids, cartoon jockey, jockey club, horse jockey, cartoon horse and jockey, riders and jockeys
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Similar words for jockey:
- athlete (noun)
- aviator (noun)
- cheat (noun)
- chicane (noun)
- chouse (noun)
- driver (noun)
- horseman (noun)
- jockey (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pilot (noun)
- rider (noun)
- beguile (verb)
- competition (verb)
- contend (verb)
- contrive (verb)
- engineer (verb)
- exploit (verb)
- manage (verb)
- maneuver (verb)
- one-up (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- parlay (verb)
- play (verb)
- strive (verb)
- other synonyms
- fool
- other relevant words
- parlay
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Jockey:
n.
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- auxiliary,
- ancillary,
- commuter,
- breadwinner,
- cowboy,
- apparatchik,
- duty officer,
- desk person,
- designated hitter,
- career woman.
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•
- gymkhana,
- going,
- means,
- the horses,
- dressage,
- flat race,
- handicap,
- furlong,
- flat racing,
- horseflesh,
- double.
- sportsperson,
- iron person,
- gorilla,
- muscle person,
- Gorillas,
- games player,
- sportspersons,
- superjock,
- sportspeople.
- double dealers,
- de-coy,
- de coy,
- doublecrosser,
- de coys,
- confidence operators,
- pre tender,
- pre tenders,
- pre-tenders,
- de-coys,
- doubledealer,
- double crosser,
- pre-tender,
- connivers,
- doubledealers,
- double-dealers.
- Operators,
- Coachmen,
- coachman,
- leadfoot,
- cabbie,
- automobilists,
- handlers,
- road hog,
- autoist,
- cabbies,
- handler,
- automobilist,
- coach person.
- roughrider,
- roughriders,
- horse trainer,
- equerry,
- dragoon,
- Equerries,
- dragoons,
- postilions,
- broncobuster,
- buckaroo,
- postilion,
- gaucho,
- buckaroos,
- Horse Guards,
- horse guard,
- cavalrymen,
- cavalryman,
- Gauchos.
- scammer,
- barnstormer,
- equestrian,
- horseman,
- aerialist,
- masqueraders,
- Eagles,
- manipulator,
- operator,
- masquerader,
- coxswain,
- Sharks,
- athlete,
- horse soldier,
- aeronaut,
- cheat,
- dodgers,
- hypocrite,
- sharper,
- hotshots,
- Double dealer,
- airperson,
- one at the controls,
- victimizer,
- steerer,
- steerers,
- helmsperson,
- wheelperson,
- barnstormers,
- steersperson,
- flier,
- driver,
- horseback rider,
- Conniver,
- double-dealer,
- pilot,
- aeronauts,
- bird legs,
- coxswains,
- one at the wheel,
- confidence operator,
- trickster,
- dodger,
- eagle,
- hotshot,
- shark,
- scammers.
- one at control,
- steerspeople,
- one the controls,
- doyen-doyennes,
- helmspeople,
- helmspersons,
- one at wheel,
- one the control,
- one control,
- one the wheel,
- steerspersons,
- doyen doyenne,
- doyendoyenne,
- doyen doyennes,
- wheelpersons,
- doyendoyennes,
- doyen-doyenne,
- one at controls,
- one controls,
- one at the control,
- wheelpeople,
- aerialists,
- one wheel.
v.
• beguile (verb)- be trays,
- imposing on,
- de ludes,
- be-tray,
- be-trays,
- roping in,
- mis lead,
- playing for a sucker,
- mis leading,
- be-guile,
- be guiles,
- imposes on,
- mis-leads,
- plays for a sucker,
- imposed on,
- playing for sucker,
- be-guiles,
- be guile,
- ropes in,
- de-lude,
- plays for sucker,
- sucks in,
- played for a sucker,
- sucking in,
- play for sucker,
- mis-leading,
- de-ludes,
- be tray,
- mis-lead,
- played for sucker,
- de lude,
- strung along,
- mis leads.
- de-vising,
- de-vised,
- de vised,
- plays games,
- hits upon,
- hitting upon,
- hits up on,
- de-vise,
- hitting up on,
- hit up on,
- de vising,
- de vise,
- played games.
- super vise,
- pulling wires,
- up-stage,
- co-oking,
- up-stages,
- puts one over,
- pulling strings,
- up staged,
- super-intend,
- pulls strings,
- puts over,
- putting one over,
- co-oked,
- putting through,
- super-intended,
- co oked,
- super vising,
- co oking,
- super-intends,
- super intending,
- super intended,
- up staging,
- putting over,
- pulled wires,
- up stages,
- super-vise,
- puts through,
- super intends,
- up stage,
- pulls wires,
- super-vised,
- puts one on,
- super vised,
- super-intending,
- pulled strings,
- super intend,
- up-staging,
- up-staged.
- gets mileage out of,
- profiting by,
- imposed up on,
- puts to use,
- plays on,
- capitalized on,
- profiting from,
- capitalizing on,
- cashed on,
- cashes in on,
- cashed in on,
- putting use,
- profited by,
- making use of,
- makes capital of,
- made capital of,
- got mileage out of,
- cashing on,
- profits from,
- impose up on,
- availing of,
- imposes up on,
- cashing in on,
- availing oneself of,
- put use,
- playing on,
- getting mileage out of,
- imposing upon,
- gat mileage out of,
- avails of,
- availed oneself of,
- making capital of,
- cashes on,
- cash on,
- putting to use,
- capitalizes on,
- profited from,
- gotten mileage out of,
- profits by,
- makes use of,
- availed of,
- played on,
- imposing up on,
- puts use.
- does ones utmost,
- breaking one neck,
- doing one best,
- do utmost,
- dost best,
- doth ones best,
- doing one's utmost,
- broke neck,
- do ones best,
- break ones neck,
- bending over backward,
- breaking neck,
- do one utmost,
- doing best,
- doth one best,
- breaking one's neck,
- didst best,
- didst one best,
- do best,
- dost one utmost,
- broke one's neck,
- makes every effort,
- didst ones utmost,
- went limit,
- doest utmost,
- breaks one neck,
- making every effort,
- doing one utmost,
- brake neck,
- doest ones utmost,
- doest one utmost,
- doing utmost,
- went all out,
- knocked oneself out,
- did one's utmost,
- doest one's best,
- went after,
- didst ones best,
- did ones best,
- tries hard,
- doest ones best,
- dost one best,
- does one's utmost,
- goes for the jugular,
- doth one's utmost,
- didst one's best,
- doth ones utmost,
- doest one's utmost,
- does one's best,
- dost utmost,
- doest best,
- going for jugular,
- doth best,
- knocking oneself out,
- did one best,
- going the limit,
- doth one's best,
- doeth utmost,
- goes all out,
- doeth ones best,
- going limit,
- leaved no stone unturned,
- doeth one utmost,
- trying hard,
- did best,
- doeth best,
- breaks neck,
- broke ones neck,
- doest one best,
- shooting for,
- doing one's best,
- does ones best,
- made every effort,
- break neck,
- went for jugular,
- doeth one's best,
- shoots for,
- goes limit,
- brake one neck,
- breaks ones neck,
- does one best,
- leaving no stone unturned,
- didst utmost,
- leaves no stone unturned,
- went for broke,
- bended over backward,
- knocks oneself out,
- did one utmost,
- did utmost,
- goes the limit,
- didst one utmost,
- shot for,
- does one utmost,
- do one best,
- doeth ones utmost,
- dost ones best,
- bends over backward,
- brake one's neck,
- do ones utmost,
- breaking ones neck,
- bent over backward,
- didst one's utmost,
- did ones utmost,
- breaks one's neck,
- brake ones neck,
- doeth one best,
- going for the jugular,
- doeth one's utmost,
- went the limit,
- doth one utmost,
- goes for jugular,
- went for the jugular,
- goes for broke,
- dost one's utmost,
- broke one neck,
- go limit,
- dost one's best,
- does best,
- dost ones utmost,
- doing ones best,
- did one's best,
- left no stone unturned,
- doing ones utmost,
- does utmost,
- doth utmost,
- break one neck.
Other synonyms:
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- rider.
- go around,
- Moiling,
- scammed,
- cope with,
- masterminding,
- bend over backward,
- play on,
- avail oneself of,
- cash in on,
- go out,
- profit by,
- Gamed,
- pushing around,
- push around,
- scamming,
- hit upon,
- go all out,
- coped with,
- come with,
- seduced,
- put one on,
- rope in,
- Snowed,
- going around,
- avail of,
- strife,
- leave no stone unturned,
- exploit,
- go for jugular,
- entices,
- shoot for,
- go the limit,
- profit from,
- go after,
- contrive,
- putting one on,
- knock oneself out,
- shaven,
- avails oneself of,
- roped in,
- capitalize on,
- going all out,
- put through,
- lay money on,
- play games,
- parlay,
- make capital of,
- make every effort,
- coping with,
- manipulate,
- playing games,
- finesse,
- manage,
- try hard,
- do one's best,
- went around,
- tried hard,
- do one's utmost,
- maneuver,
- strive,
- hoodwinked,
- imposed upon,
- play,
- put to use,
- gaming,
- going for broke,
- double cross,
- impose upon,
- deal with,
- Schemed,
- Snowing,
- one-up,
- impose on,
- imposes upon,
- goes out,
- sucked in,
- leave holding the bag,
- put one over,
- hatch,
- go for the jugular,
- get mileage out of,
- make use of,
- pull wires,
- put over,
- pull strings,
- made use of,
- Maneuvered,
- go for broke,
- break one's neck,
- suck in,
- engineer,
- doublecross,
- play for a sucker.
- induce,
- outvie,
- trousers,
- know,
- hump,
- stirrup,
- enticing,
- flimflam,
- flyer,
- cavil,
- vie with,
- flunky,
- trick,
- herdsman,
- drawers,
- jock,
- thief,
- vie,
- sell,
- gillie,
- speeder,
- stepper,
- alluring,
- monkey,
- usher,
- jilt,
- blindfold,
- jobber,
- hornswoggle,
- sleep with,
- get it on,
- jeans,
- horn,
- decoy,
- meet,
- befool,
- emulate,
- Fillibeg,
- prestidigitator,
- bite,
- love,
- knickerbockers,
- get laid,
- puncher,
- attract,
- crimp,
- wangle,
- rogue,
- butler,
- tantalising,
- cavalier,
- Shintiyan,
- cuckold,
- angle,
- goer,
- do it,
- back and fill,
- hostler,
- sizzler,
- drive,
- pommel,
- comprehend,
- pigment,
- carp,
- overreach,
- red,
- victimize,
- Donzel,
- machinate,
- bilker,
- digress,
- pulsate,
- Inexpressibles,
- eventer,
- knickers,
- ostler,
- have it away,
- conjuror,
- squire,
- girt,
- flunkey,
- wander,
- chiseler,
- cowgirl,
- intrigue,
- boy,
- pluck,
- steeplechaser,
- persuade,
- panties,
- trooper,
- cad,
- hoodwink,
- Diddler,
- nab,
- swineherd,
- make out,
- breaker,
- knight,
- footman,
- Smalls,
- bamboozle,
- Flam,
- deceive,
- attendant,
- tempting,
- gerrymander,
- Mump,
- pants suit,
- trainer,
- orderly,
- Surcingle,
- Trowsers,
- circumvent,
- bilk,
- gull,
- plot,
- DO,
- racer,
- mystify,
- cope,
- knave,
- page,
- speed demon,
- scorcher,
- defraud,
- fob,
- bellyband,
- hocus-pocus,
- juggler,
- Overalls,
- Counterjumper,
- jazz,
- rival,
- Hocus,
- Equestrienne,
- run,
- tiger,
- lackey,
- have it off,
- vaquero,
- breeches,
- fuck,
- jostle,
- Postboy,
- bonk,
- Daddle,
- yardman,
- valet,
- gum,
- insinuate oneself,
- Valet De Chambre,
- wile,
- pantaloons,
- challenge,
- chevalier,
- cozen,
- betray,
- tights,
- barkeeper,
- messenger,
- culottes,
- groom,
- diddle,
- abuse,
- color,
- be intimate,
- Caballero,
- bang,
- rook,
- boxer shorts,
- Philibeg,
- Unmentionables,
- fool,
- cheat on,
- can,
- Boots,
- make love,
- mounted policeman,
- blue jeans,
- aviator,
- cowpuncher,
- shorts,
- bed,
- scheme,
- enchanting,
- flimflammer,
- swindler,
- Cully,
- denims,
- Turfman,
- gudgeon,
- swindle,
- runner,
- rip off,
- compete with,
- dungarees,
- delude,
- hummer,
- win round,
- dodge,
- Footboy,
- do up brown,
- shuffler,
- cinch,
- play one false,
- bartender,
- hustler,
- girth,
- hoax,
- lie with,
- horsewoman,
- pants,
- beguiling,
- waiter,
- dupe,
- eff.
How to use "Jockey" in context?
The word "jockey" is an English word that comes from the French word "jockeye." The word "jockey" originally referred to a person who rode on horseback in a race, and later came to be used to describe someone who rides in other types of sports.
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Hyponym for Jockey:
n.
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person
horseback rider, equestrian, operator, manipulator, horseman.
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person
v.
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competition
manoeuvre, maneuver, horse-race, manoeuver, operate.
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competition
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