Jack
Court card figure
Numerous and often unrelated things are called jack, including a device for raising a heavy object (car jack), a face card bearing a picture of a solider (jack of hearts), who is also a jack, a small, six-pronged object used in the game of jacks, and a small flag.
To jack something is to raise it with a jack.
To jack up prices is to raise them.
To jack up means to ruin something in some way: The hairdresser jacked up my bangs.
When Jack is capitalized, it is usually a male given name, a nickname for John, or an informal designation for any male.
Legume plant's stem
- giantBeing of huge size
- magic beansLegendary sprouting legumes
- fairy taleMagical children's narrative
- nursery rhymeTraditional poem for young children
Cooked sugar confection
beanstalk
Legume plant's stem
- giantBeing of huge size
- magic beansLegendary sprouting legumes
- fairy taleMagical children's narrative
nursery rhyme · Jill · hill · pail · water · nimble · candlestick
caramel
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Versatile home repairer
- First NamesJames, John, Mary, Elizabeth, William
- British NamesElizabeth, George, Henry, William, Victoria
- Fairy Tale CharactersCinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Goldilocks, Sleeping Beauty
- Jack and the Beanstalkgiant, beanstalk, magic beans, golden eggs, golden harp
- common namescommon names, John, Jane, Joe, Bob
- Tricksterstrickster, mischief-maker, Loki, rascal, Anansi
- Jack London
- jumping jackFull-body aerobic movement
- jack o'lanternCarved pumpkin with light
- jack upRaise or increase abruptly
- one-eyed jackCard with half-hidden face
- jack o lanternCarved illuminated pumpkin
jacked, blackjack, flapjack, lumberjack, jackal, jackhammer, jacking, carjacking, carjacker