jacks n.2
(Irish) the lavatory (cf. jax n.); thus jacks roll, lavatory paper.
(con. 1940s) Borstal Boy 154: He wanted to go to the jacks himself. | ||
Whistle in the Dark Act I: And Des went out to the jacks and we heard the scuffle starting. | ||
Remembering How We Stood 107: The man who was to come to fix the jacks, the lavatory. | ||
After the Wake 86: I was waiting on the girls to use the Jacks first. | ‘The Catacombs’ in||
Commitments 1: While Ray was out in the jacks. | ||
(con. 1970) Dazzling Dark (1996) I vii: Did it make you want to go to the jacks? | Danti-Dan in McGuinness||
The Joy (2015) [ebook] In me pocket, there’s a bit of jacks roll, onto which I’ve rubbed some butter. | ||
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nightdress 128: She races over to the jacks, roysh, where there’s an outside hose. | ||
twitter.com 23 Feb. 🌐 Checking out the back of my dress from @LauraJHalton in the fancy jacks at the Oscars . | ||
Bobby March Will Live Forever 257: ‘We waited until he went to the jacks and we fucked off’. |