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British slang term.<br />
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The slang "Johnny" is late 19th-century British informal speech meaning "a fellow" or "a chap" — sometimes with a slightly mocking or self-deprecating tone.<br />
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== In the Sherlock Holmes stories ==<br />
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* [[Hall Pycroft]] said "I shall feel what a soft '''Johnny''' I have been." ([[STOC]] {{refcanon|STOC|}}).<br />
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[[Category:Characters (all stories)|Johnny]]<br />
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