"boitjie" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2002, Justin Fox, With both hands waving: a journey through Mozambique, page 44",
          "text": "'It's a local fish - tastes just like barracuda,' said Leo from behind the bar as we dug into platteland-size plates of fish. A bunch of boitjies stood resting their boeps against the counter and talking about fish size and breast size.",
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        "A sporty young man; a jock."
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          "sporty",
          "sporty"
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          "young"
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        "(South Africa, slang) A sporty young man; a jock."
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  "word": "boitjie"
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          "ref": "2002, Justin Fox, With both hands waving: a journey through Mozambique, page 44",
          "text": "'It's a local fish - tastes just like barracuda,' said Leo from behind the bar as we dug into platteland-size plates of fish. A bunch of boitjies stood resting their boeps against the counter and talking about fish size and breast size.",
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