jack
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- noun
- /dʒæk/
- The house next door still had a Christmas wreath in the window and a plastic jack-o'-lantern on the porch.
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Watch on YouTubeLike look at him, white van man, Union Jack hanging up in the window.
- Like look at him, white van man, Union Jack hanging up in the window.
- And what the retailers started doing because the shoes were the Union Jack on each side, the box lid was a Union Jack.
- NE with S, the Union Jack is a is a flag of the same plan.
- You've seen the Union Jack and the Hong Kong colonial flag staging A revival at at at at at protests and rallies.
- But they had like the Union Jack roll down and they started playing Takata and Feud by Bach, like the organ thing, like the Dracula music.
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Some of the pumpkins would be carved into intricate designs, others left plain, and still others made into traditional jack-o'-lanterns.
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I don't think it's too far to ask that mosques in Britain should fly the Union Jack and mosques in Britain should pray for the royal family.
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Like look at him, white van man, Union Jack hanging up in the window.
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Half of them have the Union Jack inserted in it.
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And what the retailers started doing because the shoes were the Union Jack on each side, the box lid was a Union Jack.
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They throw him an English Union Jack flag.
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Halloween was over, and it was time to take down the orange construction paper jack-o-lanterns and the black witches from the windows of the classroom.
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You've seen the Union Jack and the Hong Kong colonial flag staging A revival at at at at at protests and rallies.
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But they had like the Union Jack roll down and they started playing Takata and Feud by Bach, like the organ thing, like the Dracula music.
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During the naval ceremony, the ship proudly displayed its jack at the bow to indicate its nationality.
Idioms
Compounds
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A person who killed several women in London in the late 1800s and was never identified
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The national flag of the United Kingdom showing the crosses of England, Scotland, and Ireland
- Archaic
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A surprising thing that seems to come by luck, not skill, like a small toy in a snack box
- US
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A medium pine tree with two yellow-green needles on each branch and rough scaly bark
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A toy figure with moving arms and legs that moves up and down when you pull its strings
- Specialized
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A hand tool with a long flat bottom for smoothing and shaping wood before finishing
- Specialized
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A tool that lifts heavy things by turning a screw, often used to raise a car
- Specialized
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A large strong fish people catch for sport in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico
- Informal
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A person who can do many different jobs fairly well but is not an expert
- Specialized
A large silver fish that lives near the coast in warm seas and fights hard when caught
- Jargon
Card game where players score points by taking the highest card, the lowest card, the jack, or most cards
A large poisonous mushroom with orange caps that grows in tight groups and gills that glow in the dark
A simple card game for two players where one player tries to win all the other player's cards
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jack for a small ship flag comes from the long use of jack as a simple name for sailors and small items, so the jack is the little flag flown at the bow to show a ship's country or identity.