Jobber-jabber is a slang term that appeared in mid-20th-century English as a label for a gay man. The term likely comes from rhyming slang or playful alliteration, with "jobber" and "jabber" chosen for their sound rather than literal meaning, to create a humorous or mocking name. Historically, it was derogatory, used to tease or insult men for their sexuality, and today it remains rare, informal, and offensive, mainly appearing in discussions of vintage slang.

英語での「jobber-jabber」の定義と意味

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