1. A term used in a vulgar oath; one of those who insisted that England should join the Turks against Russia in 1877, so called from a popular song at the time which represented them eager to fight "by jingo;" one who is for war.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• mingo,
• kingo,
• iingo,
• uingo,
• jungo,
• jjngo,
• jkngo,
• j9ngo,
• j8ngo,
• jibgo,
• jimgo,
• jinngo,
• jinggo,
• jingoo,
• jinggoh,
• jinngoh,
• jingoah,
• jingoh,
• jingohh,
• jinggoe

• ring,
• congo,
• wing,
• junior,
• dingo,
• bingo,
• june,
• juno,
• cuing,
• kin,
• jig,
• join,
• gin,
• going,
• sing,
• ginger,
• jan.,
• jiang,
• jingle,
• king.

The adjective form of the word "jingo" is "jingoistic".

The plural of the "jingo" can be the "jingoes".

The singular of the "jingo" can be the "jingo".