It should read "coarse jokes." Coarse is a synonym for uncouth or unrefined. In this case, Mr. Smith has an ample supply of rude or "naughty" jokes (jokes that include curse words and sexual or ethnic themes.)
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- 11-Jul-2006, 11:55 #1
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course Hello,
could you please tell me the meaning of the word "course" in the following sentence:
Mr. Smith has an endless supply of course jokes.
Thank you very much.
Hanka
- 11-Jul-2006, 17:53 #2
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- 12-Jul-2006, 00:28 #3
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Re: course Unless they play a bunch of golf.
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