Antonyms for Jockey
ˈdʒɒk ijock·ey

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1. jockeynoun

   someone employed to ride horses in horse races

2. jockeyverb

   an operator of some vehicle or machine or apparatus

   "he's a truck jockey"; "a computer jockey"; "a disc jockey"

3. cheat, chouse, shaft, screw, chicane, jockeyverb

   defeat someone through trickery or deceit

   Synonyms:
   have a go at it, betray, have intercourse, chisel, have sex, bed, chicane, screw, make love, know, get laid, have it away, bonk, be intimate, love, cavil, cheat, drive in, wander, chouse, rip off, do it, eff, lie with, jockey, make out, sleep together, jazz, sleep with, hump, have it off, cuckold, get it on, shaft, bang, cheat on, carp, roll in the hay

4. jockeyverb

   compete (for an advantage or a position)

   Synonyms:
   shaft, screw, cheat, chicane, chouse

5. jockeyverb

   ride a racehorse as a professional jockey

   Synonyms:
   shaft, screw, cheat, chicane, chouse

How to use Jockey in a sentence?

1. Sammy Jo Bell:

   Becoming a professional jockey is something I really want to do and I know that this is the time I have to work really hard, putting the hard graft in, i still have a long way to go to get there, but when I do, I'll take it from there and see how it goes.

2. Jeff Inman:

   We are thankful that Bold and Bossy was reunited safely with her owner following the incident, we are also pleased that the jockey sustained no injuries from the fall.

3. Nikolai Petrovsky:

   The result of these experiments is a virus that is highly virulent in humans but is sufficiently different that it no longer resembles the original bat virus, because the mutations are acquired randomly by selection, there is no signature of a human gene jockey, but this is clearly a virus still created by human intervention.

4. Eduardo Pealver:

   One of the things that was said about him repeatedly was that he was a judges judge, especially in a day and age when both parties jockey -- certainly more on the right -- to nominate judges who they see as transforming the law and embracing fairly strong ideological positions. JusticeStevenswas the opposite of that, someone who was very skeptical of that style of judging.

5. Famer Kent Desormeaux:

   The more experienced, the more tactical hands you can have has got to be for the better, and I think I've got a pretty good jockey.

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