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Definitions
Etymologies
- From the name Jack, from Middle English Jakke, possibly from Old French Jacques, from Late Latin Iacōbus; see Jacob. N., sense 15, short for jack shit.
Examples
“As the hours passed the winemakers spit out metaphors like jacks from a destemmer; they were looking for creative ways to sway the room.”
“Can someone tell me what the song playing in jacks truck was?”
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“Perhaps “plugged in” is not technically the right term jacks?”
“Besides being the best whoel home digital music solution, it also can broadcast audio from the line-in jacks on any of its stations to any or all of the others, wirelessly (or wired).”
“In addition, people have often done their own extensions that are less than quality and the plugin jacks are often outdated.”
“I’m going to guess one can’t change the battery w/o sending it in so what’s the process for that … lastly, what kind of jacks is it using?”
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“ElBruce, I have a check in the amount of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for any one who name jacks me.”
“Donkeys, also known as burros, also are harder to sell than other farm animals, and many auctions are turning them down, particularly the males, known as jacks.”
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“Troll multiples and name jacks are the norm for the teatards.”
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“The jacks were a hardy two-fisted lot of men, Swedes, Norwegians, French”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘jacks’.
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Ball Games and Sports
A list of games and sports played with a ball, including names of the courts, fields and pitches in which they are played.
I'll start the list with Basque pelota, which is played in Id...Basque pelota, bocce, pitch, crease, cricket, bowls, field, gridiron, court, basketball, netball, soccer and 99 more...
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Playthings and Toys
have fun!
battledore, beanbag, bicycle, Big Wheel, crayons, boomerang, cap gun, doll, kite, jigsaw puzzle, hula hoop, jack-in-the-box and 66 more...
reesetee A glassmaking tool with two metal arms joined at one end by a spring. The distance between the arms is controlled by the glassworker, who uses them while shaping the parison (for example, to form the mouths of an open vessel). Also known as a borsella or as pucellas. Nov 9, 2007