Ther word originated in the eary 1900's in the Western USA from the mispronunciation of the Mexican/Spanish 'juzgao' meaning tribunal or court. Its origins are from Latin 'judicare' meaning to judge. The Mexican/Spanish word juscado relates to prison or court of justice
the word sloop originally comes from the dutch word "sloep" so therefore the word is dutch
Adopted from the same Spanish word meaning 'seizure'. The word derives from a Latin word 'Imbarricare' meaning 'restrain or impede'
what word rhymes with colony
LOL No one really made this word. This word was fist used in USENET now is a worldwide word. So no one made this word. It was used by some people. Or maybe a group of people made it.
No. The word pencil comes from theLatin word pencillus which means "little tail." The word pen is just a shortened version of the word pencil.
He spent 3 months in the hoosegow because he was beating his wife.
From a mispronunciation of Spanish juzgao.
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Yes, "hoosegow" is a loanword borrowed from Spanish. It is derived from the Spanish word "juzgado," which means "court" or "judgment." Over time, it evolved in American English to refer colloquially to a jail or prison, particularly in the American West. The term reflects the influence of Spanish on American English, especially in regions with significant Spanish-speaking populations.
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