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Answer for the clue "_____ Joe, of "Tom Sawyer" ", 5 letters:
injun

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Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Injun may refer to: Injun , a pejorative term for Native Americans, see also Native American name controversy Injun (satellite) Injun Creek , a stream in Tennessee Injun Creek (Montana) , a stream in Montana

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1812 (from 1683 as Ingin ), spelling representing American English colloquial pronunciation of Indian (q.v.). Honest Injun as an asseveration of truthfuless first recorded 1868, from the notion of assurance extracted from Indians of their lack of duplicity.\n\n"Honest ...

Usage examples of injun.

Kidd into the old Injun track and headed straight for the canyon rim as hard as he could hammer, with the bresh lashing and snapping around us, and slapping Brother Rembrandt in the face when it whipped back.

Most of the grog shops were open, barkeeps dispensing Injun whisky from barrels to long-haired flatboat men across planks laid on barrels, white men grouped around makeshift tables playing cards, and small groups of black men visible in alleyways, on their knees in the mud and weeds, shooting dice.

Injuns and cottonmouths and giant gators, and anyways, there was nowhere to run to, nothing but mangrove and deep-water rivers, miles from anywhere.

Injuns, and Spanards, and Creoles, and pretty girls, and old wimmen, and puckers, and gethers, and bracelets, and diamonds, and lace, and parasols.

And the Injuns that used to howl round it, have all follered on the trail of that calash, and gone on, on, out of sight.

One time me and Henry was visiting the Hamiltons, and Old Man Richard was carrying on about Injun ancestry, and how Henry Short looked like a Choctaw, too.

In his opinion, them Pavioni people was the last of them big fishing Injuns, said that big Pavioni mound must of been Calusa for two thousand years, same as the big mound at Chokoloskee.

Seems funny it would take a foreigner to know more about Injuns than we did.

Ed Watson was the first one since the Injuns to hack out all that thorn, dig out palmetta roots thick as your leg, scrape off enough of that old shell to make a farm.

Sometimes Chevelier had Injuns with him, and this day I seen a log canoe slide back behind the green, soft as a gator.

In the Glades Injuns use dugouts made from cypress logs, and they use push poles.

Injuns and wild critters, spoke some Injun lingo and had wild Injuns visiting that would never go near to Chokoloskee Bay.

The Frenchman was always close to that Hamilton bunch, and probably it was Old Man Richard who brought them Injuns to him in the first place.

Rotgut sold by fellers like Ed Brewer killed more Injuns than the soldiery ever done, and give us honest traders a bad name.

It was like the whole continent of America, with all us white people and Injuns and niggers, me included, lay sprawled like poor Miss Maybelle Shirley, with her end nearing, blacking out the stars.