to jack

To move or take something quietly so others do not notice

To steal something quickly without the owner knowing

To steal small things from someone's pocket or bag

To take something quickly without the owner noticing

Take something without permission, often quickly

To steal something secretly from a shop or person

Grab someone's handbag quickly and run away to steal it

To steal something quickly and secretly

To quickly take something before others can act

To hand something to someone, for example a present

An act of giving something back to its owner

A person who can do many different jobs but is not an expert

Every person, without exception

To raise prices or rent suddenly by a lot

To touch your own private parts to get sexual pleasure, usually by a man

To connect to a computer system or network by logging on

To lift a car or truck off the ground with a small lifting tool

To waste time doing unimportant or silly things instead of work

To lift a car off the ground with a jack to fix or change a part

To stop doing something suddenly because you are frustrated

Turn a control to make music louder

A person who killed several women in London in the late 1800s and was never identified

A carved hollow pumpkin with a light inside used as a Halloween decoration

A toy box with a clown or figure that pops out when opened

The national flag of the United Kingdom showing the crosses of England, Scotland, and Ireland

A surprising thing that seems to come by luck, not skill, like a small toy in a snack box

A socket on a wall where you plug a telephone to connect it

An imaginary figure who brings cold and makes frost on windows

A medium pine tree with two yellow-green needles on each branch and rough scaly bark

A toy figure with moving arms and legs that moves up and down when you pull its strings

A person who sells poor-quality goods in a loud, showy way

Every single person in a group with none left out

A hand tool with a long flat bottom for smoothing and shaping wood before finishing

A woodland plant with a hooded green or purple flower and red berries

A small wall socket where you plug a phone to connect to the phone line

A tool that lifts a car by its bumper to change a tire

A serious disease spread by mosquitoes that causes fever and yellow skin

A tool that lifts heavy things by turning a screw, often used to raise a car

A yellowish fish found in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico

A large strong fish people catch for sport in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico

A large pocket knife with a blade that folds and locks

A North American oak tree with broad leaves that have deep notches and dark bark

A small fish from the Pacific coast that people eat

A bushy tropical plant grown for animal feed and to improve soil

A person who can do many different jobs fairly well but is not an expert

A small salmon that lives along the northern Pacific coasts and in the Great Lakes

A large silver fish that lives near the coast in warm seas and fights hard when caught

Card game where players score points by taking the highest card, the lowest card, the jack, or most cards

A rope or chain with steps used to climb between a ship and small boats

Small young salmon, often male Pacific salmon that return early to rivers

A wild plant with leaves that smell like garlic and can be eaten

A large poisonous mushroom with an orange cap that glows at night

A large poisonous mushroom with orange caps that grows in tight groups and gills that glow in the dark

A poisonous mushroom with bright orange caps that grows in woods and fields

A pale light seen at night over wet ground in old stories

A person who works on a ship, often in the British navy

A simple card game for two players where one player tries to win all the other player's cards

A bold jay from northern North America with a black cap that steals food

A yellow flag flown on a ship to show disease on board