There's the coach, by Jingo, three bays and a grey—no chance of the box—is this a hat?
By jingo, I think he might say ‘splice the main brace’ now, after all this jollification!
By jingo, I never saw such a pack of young gamecocks in my life.
They are not suspicious of our intentions in spite of what jingo papers say.
Jingo first appears in conjurors' jargon of the 17th century.
You may baulk all the bailiffs, and defy any other man to serve you with a writ; but, by jingo!
He lifted up the cover: it was ducks and green pease, by jingo!
I am no Imperialist, and only on rare and proper occasions a Jingo.
The bully of the music-hall shouting "Jingo" had his special audience.
By jingo, corporal, you certainly have done yourself and all of us proud!
