Black Jack
Hit or stand
Black Jack is a place name appearing in various U.S. locations, including a city in Missouri.
It also serves as a nickname or proper name, most famously for General John J.
Pershing, commander of American forces in World War I. (Lowercase blackjack is the card game or weapon.)
place name
Midwestern state, major river
- cityLarge populated area
- U.S.Abbreviation for America
- municipalityLocal governing district
pirate flag
Buccaneer's standard
- skullHead's bone casing
- crossbonesIntersecting skeletal warning
- pirateMaritime thief or bootlegger
- shipSeagoing transport vessel
nickname
- World War IFirst global military conflict
- commanderPerson with authority over others
mineral
Sulfide ore of lead
- sulfideCompound with element sixteen
- miningExtracting earth's resources
- crystalOrdered-atom solid
- metallic lusterReflective surface of metals
streak · hardness · extraction · smelting · geology · mineralogy · vein · deposit
Missouri
Midwestern state, major river
- cityLarge populated area
- U.S.Abbreviation for America
- municipalityLocal governing district
Jolly Roger
Buccaneer's standard
- skullHead's bone casing
- crossbonesIntersecting skeletal warning
- pirateMaritime thief or bootlegger
General Pershing
- World War IFirst global military conflict
- commanderPerson with authority over others
galena
Sulfide ore of lead
metallic luster · streak · hardness · extraction · smelting · geology · mineralogy · vein · deposit · prospecting
weapons
Black Jackshield
Handheld defensive armor
armor · white flag · olive branch · defensive weapon · body armor