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Jane
jane (dʒeɪn) nslang chiefly US a girl or womanTranslationsJane
average JaneAn average, unexceptional, or ordinary girl or woman. Derived from the more common phrase "average Joe," which generally refers to a boy or man. What sets me apart from your average Jane, though, is my tenacity and ferocity in business. I'm as much a fan of the show as the average Jane, but I don't watch it religiously.See also: average, JaneJane RoeThe name given to a female whose real name is not known or cannot be revealed, as in legal proceedings. Have they reached a decision in the Jane Roe case yet?See also: Jane, roeplain JaneA female who is not considered physically attractive by societal standards. Betty always felt like she was a plain Jane, so she was very surprised when the most handsome boy in school asked her to be his prom date.See also: Jane, plainJane DoeA woman whose identity is unknown or being protected, as in legal proceedings. The victim is a Jane Doe—the paramedics didn't find any identification on her. The case was brought by a Jane Doe, so we don't know the true identity of the woman suing us.See also: doe, JaneJohn DoeA man whose identity is unknown or being protected, as in legal proceedings. The victim is a John Doe—the paramedics didn't find any identification on him. The case was brought by a John Doe, so we don't know the true identity of the man suing us.See also: doe, johnMary Janeslang Marijuana. Hey man, you know where we can score some Mary Jane around here? I only smoke Mary Jane on my own, because I get really paranoid around other people.See also: Jane, MaryJohn Doe1. Also, John Q. Public; Joe Blow; Joe Doakes; Joe Zilch. An average undistinguished man; also, the average citizen. For example, This television show is just right for a John Doe, or It's up to John Q. Public to go to the polls and vote. Originally used from the 13th century on legal documents as an alias to protect a witness, John Doe acquired the sense of "ordinary person" in the 1800s. The variants date from the 1900s. Also see Joe six-pack. 2. Also, Jane Doe. An unknown individual, as in The police found a John Doe lying on the street last night, or The judge issued a warrant for the arrest of the perpetrators, Jane Doe no. 1 and Jane Doe no. 2 . [Second half of 1900s] See also: doe, johnplain Jane an unattractive girl or woman. 2002 Guardian [The film] assembles its stereotypes (the sexy exchange student, the plain Jane who's really a fox, the jock who is only dating her for a bet) then proceeds to gunk them all with a ton of scatalogical prankery. See also: Jane, plaina plain ˈJane (disapproving) a girl or woman who is not very pretty or attractive: She was a shy girl, who always thought of herself as a plain Jane.See also: Jane, plainjane1. n. marijuana. (Drugs.) Wilmer has jane coming out of his ears. 2. n. a women’s restroom; the ruth. (As a counter to john.) The jane is upstairs. John Doe and Jane Doe (ˈdʒɑn ˈdo) n. a name used for a person whose real name is unknown. The tag on the corpse said Jane Doe, since no one had identified her. John Doe was the name at the bottom of the check. See also: doe, johnJane Doe verbSee John DoeSee also: doe, JaneMary Jane1. and Mary J. and Maryjane n. marijuana. (see also jane.) I can’t live another day without Mary Jane! 2. n. a plain-looking girl. She’s just a Mary Jane and will never be a glamour girl. See also: Jane, MaryJohn DoeThe average person. This appellation actually dates from the thirteenth century, when it was used in legal documents to disguise the identity of witnesses; the tenant plaintiff was called John Doe and the landlord defendant Richard Roe. In the nineteenth century the name acquired the present meaning of ordinary person. A book, The O’Hara Family (1825), included “Tales, Containing . . . John Doe,” and almost a century later a movie starring Gary Cooper was entitled Meet John Doe (1941). Similar appellations include Joe Blow, first recorded in 1867; Joe Doakes, from the 1920s; and John Q. Public, coined by the writer William Allen White in 1937. John Doe has outlived them all.See also: doe, johnEncyclopediaSeeAddamsJANE
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| JANE➣Japan Association of New Economy | | JANE➣Joint Air Navigation Experiments (Germany) | | JANE➣Jaguar Association of New England (car club) | | JANE➣John and Ann Niederhauser Endowment (est. 1990; American Phytopathological Society) | | JANE➣Joint Arrangement Non Entity (financial reporting status; UK) | | JANE➣Joint Air Force Navy Experiment |
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