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juju

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juju
1. an object superstitiously revered by certain W African peoples and used as a charm or fetish
2. the power associated with a juju
3. a taboo effected by a juju


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Waitwith JuJu would not be out done when she came back to take the Reserve Supreme Foal of the Year title.
A debut win as Churchill shows the bulldog spirit by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
For example, on sighting a wealthy man with a beautiful family and home, some women will do anything for that man's wealth, even using juju to destroy and kill the rival wife/wives.
The sins of our fathers: I don't understand why children have to pay ... by Djanie, Akua / New African
Infante COLUMN: TEN THINGS TO DO Neon Juju, the poetry and music combo fronted by former National Poetry Slam champion Regie Gibson (pictured), takes the listener both musically and lyrically on a whirlwind tour, with Gibson's preacher-like vocals pronouncing poems like an electrifying sermon.
Good Juju by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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