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- proper noun A taxonomic
genus within thetribe Papionini — themacaques .
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Examples
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I think everyone heard about Sen. George Allen calling his opponent’s cameraman, S.R. Sidarth, “macaca” at one of Sen. Allen’s fundraisers, and then telling the Indian-descended S.R. Sidarth, “Let’s give a welcome to Macaca, here.
Lean Left » Blog Archive » Confederate Flag Loving, Noose Owning Republican a Racist. Oh, the Shock. 2006
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Considering oneself a victim of fascist political incorrectness because you can't call women "girls" or champion sportswomen "nappy-headed hos" or refer to spoken Chinese as "ching chong ching chong" or call South Asian journalists "Macaca" is nothing but the tantrum of someone whose speech has never been limited by those of lesser socioeconomic status before.
Somebody Kill Me Now 2008
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Considering oneself a victim of fascist political incorrectness because you can't call women "girls" or champion sportswomen "nappy-headed hos" or refer to spoken Chinese as "ching chong ching chong" or call South Asian journalists "Macaca" is nothing but the tantrum of someone whose speech has never been limited by those of lesser socioeconomic status before.
SeeLight: 2008
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I told my Gallic neighbour about the whole controversy and he immediately recognized the word Macaca as a racial slur.
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George Allen claims he "just made up" the word Macaca, but the confederate flag-rocking, noose-displaying, N-word dropping Senator was just being modest.
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The truth is the word Macaca comes from the word Macaque, which is a Monkey.
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TUCHMAN: To some, the word Macaca is racially insensitive.
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BLITZER: The word Macaca, a lot of people -- I never heard of that word before.
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TUCHMAN: To some, the word Macaca is racially insensitive.
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I looked up the word Macaca in my handy English-Hindi dictionary.
Archive 2006-08-01 2006
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