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kaffir

South African English term, usually regarded as offensive, for a black person. It was formerly the designation of various Bantu-speaking peoples, including the Xhosa and Pondo of Cape Province, living in much of southeastern Africa. The term is also used in some countries for an unbeliever; for example, in Pakistan to refer to a Christian.



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The White Man called a council of his Kaffir servants.
Macalister was in the Kaffir market and often told them stories of the sudden fortunes that had been made in the great boom of a year or two back.
I was wrong, and I crept upon a Kaffir on all fours.
 
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