Darkies is valid word

Definitions for DARKIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DARKIE, (offensive) a coloured person, also DARKY, DARKEY
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a black person

Words related to DARKIES

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How to use DARKIES in a sentence

• He wuz one er dese yer solemn kine er men, en nebber run on wid much foolishness, like de yuther darkies.
• The darkies have rather flourished upon it, while the whites have suffered greatly in consequence.
• Some old negro man would play the banjo while the young darkies would dance and sing.
• The darkies had suppers in their own quarters and had much merrymaking and laughter.
• Illness among the darkies were cared from among themselves but under the watchful eye of the master and mistress.
• The darkies were deeply religious and learned much of the Bible from devout mistresses who felt it their holy duty to teach these ignorant people the word of God.
• The darkies would hold gatherings of this kind at the homes of individuals or members, and engage in singing their favorite songs.
• Also, the darkies were very fond of sports, such as were common to the period, and many of them were very dexterous in the leading sports of the day.
• Very often, as many as 30 darkies of the most husky type were engaged in these battles, and the contests were generally attended by large audiences.
• Banjo and guitar playing were practiced by the many darkies of the slavery period also.
• In the dining car were several newcomers, among others two negroes whom Caterna began to speak of as darkies.
• Alexander Stephens, the Vice-President of the Confederacy, divided his plantation up and gave it to his darkies when he died.
• They would slip off in the woods and carry a gang of darkies down, and the next morning old master would whip them for it.
• They told us the war was sposed to set the darkies free.
• There was mighty few darkies could get out to go to dances because the pateroles was so bad after them.
• Then my mother and me and the other darkies, men and women and children, followed them with the cattle and horses and food.
• He had a plausible speech and a distorted imagination, and might be called a demagogue among darkies.
• Elisha Pearman hired him to go and told him that when the war ceasted he would give him two or three darkies and let him marry his daughter.
• The niggers are very good-humoured, like the darkies of America.
• The little darkies had scattered to the several cabins, and we soon sat down to as good a meal as I ever ate at the South.
• As evening closed in he could hear the darkies who had been paid off, it being Saturday night, singing and arguing along the shore.
• The concussion was so great that at least forty of the darkies were knocked off their feet and thought they were killed by the explosion.
• These darkies are great hands at carrying concealed weapons, too.
• There were some darkies plowing up there just this side of San Diego, and some of our fellows picked them off as neatly as you please.
• White folks do as they pleases and the darkies do as they can.
• I was a girl about twelve or fourteen years old when the old darkies was set free.
• In Austria darkies were as rare as cats, and there were no cats! So the little chorus had made good.
• The table was supplied with everything the country afforded, and polite and well-dressed darkies were numerous as table waiters.
• All the darkies and Mexicans from the home ranch who could be spared were to be taken along, making it necessary to hire only three outside men.
• But nothing definite was to be gleaned from the starving darkies, for they knew very little themselves.

Similar words containing DARKIE without suffix s

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