Hatred
Hatred noun - A very strong dislike.
Jones
Jones noun - A strong wish for something.
Usage example: I have a real jones for a milk shake
Nearby Word: Jone
Both words in one sentence
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Screwy Squirrel: Jones had a very vocal hatred for such characters, but nevertheless used them a lot during the forties, and even created recurring examples such as Hubie and Bertie.
Source: Creator / Chuck Jones - Inevitably, many Australian media figures whose actions have been criticised by Media Watch have expressed a deep hatred of the show, most prominently radio personality Alan Jones.
Source: He Panned It, Now He Sucks -
No Honor Among Thieves: Brutus tells his stooge Smithers, whom he can barely hide his contempt for: "Dere's little stealin' like you does, and dere's big stealin' like I does." Smithers, in Jones's absence, has nothing but hatred for him.
Source: Theatre / The Emperor Jones
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