Jess
- proper noun
- /dʒɛs/
- I picture her being like Jess from New Girl.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd then, then Jess gets up from three to six.
- And then, then Jess gets up from three to six.
- The Paris apartment, our girl Jess needs a little escape.
- Do you think Sammy's feelings for Jess are genuine?
- I picture her being like Jess from New Girl.
- It's like you guys just completely also, Jess was getting divorced from her husband.
- It looked like me. It's really funny. Thanks, Jess. I love it. I appreciate the honesty.
- And Elon Musk used the term genocide to criticise Jess Phillips as a genocide apologist.
- Jane seeing their own created abductor Tannerman while Jess was talking to Jerry on the side street.
- They were just to make make Jess believe that he had evidence that he didn't have.
- I know how this, but I want very little too, you know like I got Jess a truck.
- Like, what do you think about Sammy and Jess winning?
Examples
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Oh, OK, Jess, welcome to the show.
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You're the warden now, Jess.
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No, good on you, Jess, but no, thank you.
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The Paris apartment, our girl Jess needs a little escape.
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Is that the first time you ever said that, Jess?
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Jess, could you give us a moment alone please?
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The one person I remember from high school was Jess Spiegelman.
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And now I hope you enjoy this episode from Jess and Melissa of The Mind Palace.
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Do you think Sammy's feelings for Jess are genuine?
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No, good on you, Jess, but no, thank you.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jess is a short form of Jessica, a name Shakespeare helped make common that comes from an old Hebrew name meaning 'to see' or 'foresight'. So, Jess is used as a friendly, shorter name for a woman called Jessica.