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Definition of jack
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"Jack (n.) A
popular
colloquial
name for a
sailor;
--
called
also Jack tar, and Jack
afloat..
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Juppon
::
"Juppon
(n.) A
sleeveless
jacket
worn over the armor in the 14th
century.
It
fitted
closely,
and
descended
below the
hips..
Black-jack
::
Black-jack
(n.)
Caramel
or burnt
sugar,
used to color
wines,
spirits,
ground
coffee,
etc..
Rhamnaceous
::
Rhamnaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
shrubs
and trees
(Rhamnaceae,
or
Rhamneae)
of which the
buckthorn
(Rhamnus)
is the type. It
includes
also the New
Jersey
tea, the
supple-jack,
and one of the
plants
called
lotus
(Zizyphus)..
Flapjack
::
Flapjack
(n.) A fklat cake
turned
on the
griddle
while
cooking;
a
griddlecake
or
pacake.
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
coarse
and cheap
mediaeval
coat of
defense,
esp. one made of
leather..
Split
::
Split (n.) the
division
by a
player
of one hand of
blackjack
into two
hands,
allowed
when the first two cards dealt to a
player
have the same
value;
the
player
is
usually
obliged
to
increase
the
amount
wagered
by
placing
a sum equal to the
original
bet on the new hand thus
created..
Kholah
::
Kholah
(n.) The
Indian
jackal.
Jackanapes
::
Jackanapes
(n.) A
monkey;
an ape.
Ignis Fatuus
::
Ignis
fatuus
() A
phosphorescent
light that
appears,
in the
night,
over
marshy
ground,
supposed
to be
occasioned
by the
decomposition
of
animal
or
vegetable
substances,
or by some
inflammable
gas; --
popularly
called
also
Will-with-the-wisp,
or
Will-o'-the-wisp,
and
Jack-with-a-lantern,
or
Jack-o'-lantern..
Spinet
::
Spinet
(n.) A keyed
instrument
of music
resembling
a
harpsichord,
but
smaller,
with one
string
of brass or steel wire to each note,
sounded
by means of
leather
or quill
plectrums
or
jacks.
It was
formerly
much
used..
Knight
::
Knight
(n.) A
playing
card
bearing
the
figure
of a
knight;
the knave or jack.
Jane-of-apes
::
"Jane-of-apes
(n.) A
silly,
pert girl; --
corresponding
to
jackanapes..
Varlet
::
Varlet
(n.) In a pack of
playing
cards,
the court card now
called
the
knave,
or
jack..
Basque
::
Basque
(n.) A part of a
lady's
dress,
resembling
a
jacket
with a short
skirt;
--
probably
so
called
because
this
fashion
of dress came from the
Basques..
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) The male of
certain
animals,
as of the ass..
Bonito
::
Bonito
(n.) The
skipjack
(Sarda
Mediterranea)
of the
Atlantic,
an
important
and
abundant
food fish on the coast of the
United
States,
and (S.
Chilensis)
of the
Pacific,
and other
related
species.
They are large and
active
fishes,
of a blue color with black
oblique
stripes..
Black-jack
::
Black-jack
(n.) The
ensign
of a
pirate.
Color
::
Color (n.) A
distinguishing
badge,
as a flag or
similar
symbol
(usually
in the
plural);
as, the
colors
or color of a ship or
regiment;
the
colors
of a race horse (that is, of the cap and
jacket
worn by the
jockey)..
Cestraciont
::
Cestraciont
(n.) A shark of the genus
Cestracion,
and of
related
genera.
The
posterior
teeth form a
pavement
of bony
plates
for
crushing
shellfish.
Most of the
species
are
extinct.
The Port
Jackson
shark and a
similar
one found in
California
are
living
examples..
Kadder
::
Kadder
(n.) The
jackdaw.
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