Indian sign

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic,dated,mildlyoffensive)Acursecausing loss ofwill powerorpersistentbad luck.1913,P. G. Wodehouse, chapter 12, inThe Little Nugget:"You certainly are my jinx, sonny. You have hung theIndian signon me all right."1921,Arthur B. Reeve, chapter 6, inThe Film Mystery:"We have been jinxed with a vengeance. Some one has held theIndian signon us for sure."1947,Dark Passage(motion picture), Warner Brothers:Vincent Parry (Humphrey Bogart): Nah, I've got theIndian signon me. It seems I can't win.1996,Mario Puzo,The Last Don,→ISBN,page83:"You're the only woman who ever had theIndian signon me. I married late and I know I'll never marry again."2018June 25, David Hytner, “Mikel aiming to turn tables 13 years after Messi took his Golden Ball”, inThe Guardian:Argentina have held anIndian signover Nigeria at World Cups going back to 1994, when the African nation first qualified.

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