Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
Mandingo [man-ding-goh] Examples noun, plural Man·din·gos, Man·din·goes for 1.
- a member of any of a number of peoples forming an extensive linguistic group in western Africa.
- Mande.
- Malinke.
Examples from the Web for mandingo Historical Examples of mandingo
“Never eat any thing that a Mandingo offers you,” said Esther.
Brantz Mayer
The Mandingo speech is heard from the Senegal to the Joliba.
James P. Boyd
The Susu, although said to be Fulah, are certainly Mandingo.
The Natural History of the Varieties of Man
Robert Gordon Latham
Scotland had a daughter with him, Moody and Mandingo Jim, both had their wives with them.
Jacob Dunham
There was the tawny, but intelligent Mandingo, and by his side the Jolof of ebon hue.
Mayne Reid
British Dictionary definitions for mandingo Mandingo noun plural -gos or -goes
Word Origin and History for mandingo Mandingo
people of the upper Niger region of West Africa, 1620s.