jole
- noun
- /dʒoʊl/
- UK
- She felt a sudden jole as the bus hit a bump.
Examples
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She spilled her coffee after a sudden jole when the bus stopped quickly.
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The old truck gave a jole as it hit the pothole on the country road.
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Passengers braced themselves for another jole as the roller coaster sped around the bend.
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The car took a sharp turn, causing a jole in my stomach.
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The old truck gave a jole as it hit the pothole on the country road.
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Passengers braced themselves for another jole as the roller coaster sped around the bend.
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She spilled her coffee after a sudden jole when the bus stopped quickly.
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Etymology
Jole is a dialect word for a sudden 'jerk' or 'shake'; a helpful way to remember it is to think of the common word jolt, which also means a quick hit or movement. So a jole is the sudden movement you feel when a vehicle hits a bump.