A black person.
"I'll take the darkie on the left."
-a friend of mine, amongst many others, during a game of Rival Schools
-a friend of mine, amongst many others, during a game of Rival Schools
by Dave January 15, 2004
by Jay May 18, 2003
Too describe dark skinned people in the Caribbean. Not an insult whatsoever in the caribbean its moslty used towards dark skinned black women as a term of endearment. btw no matter what race anybody in the Caribbean can say it.
by Tiger868 November 7, 2008
an old-fashioned word from the 19th century often used by women and high class society back then to describe a negro, originally a negro slave; a word most often used by southern women and effete gentlemen who thought the more commonly accepted word nigger (back then) was a bit low-class and pedestrian; a polite word for a nigger slave memorialized in song by Stephen C. Foster's tunes like O Susanna, My Old Kentucky Home, and Old Folks at Home.
Scarlett: A proper southern lady always uses the word darkie when referring to her negro slaves.
Rhett: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. There all a bunch of lazy niggers to me.
Rhett: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. There all a bunch of lazy niggers to me.
by Jason Corrigan June 27, 2008
White male 1: Have you seen the new neighbors
White male 2: No, but I heard they were Darkies
White male 1: EW! THERE NIGGERS!!!! *VOMITS* (Vine Boom)
White male 2: No, but I heard they were Darkies
White male 1: EW! THERE NIGGERS!!!! *VOMITS* (Vine Boom)
by Bussy Sluper November 16, 2021
by J E Walker April 30, 2003
An older, somewhat funnier term for a black person. Though taboo in America (much like nigger, spick, wet back, sand nigger, chink, gook, jap) it is still socially acceptable in England.
by Pants God January 10, 2007