jac

[ jak ]

/ dʒæk /

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noun Informal.

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Origin of jac

By shortening

Words nearby jac

jabot, jaboticaba, Jabotinsky, jabroni, Jabrud, jac, jacal, Jacalyn, jacamar, jaçana, jacaranda

Other definitions for jac (2 of 2)

J.A.C.

abbreviation

Junior Association of Commerce.

How to use jac in a sentence

Slowly the glass cylinder rose to the surface of the waves, and Jac saw just beside her the boat containing her parents.
John Dough and the Cherub|L. Frank Baum
The first attempt to place an opera in this stilo rappresentativo on the stage was made by Jac.
Life Of Mozart, Vol. 1 (of 3)|Otto Jahn
After passing five Editions, a Sixth appeared partly enlarged, and partly improved, by Jac.
The Further Adventures of O'Neill in Holland|J. Irwin Brown
Ef you can't see well 'nough to do the overcastin' on thet jac'net petticoat, git out yer tettin' or them quilt squares.
Crestlands|Mary Addams Bayne

"Jac, you are very ridiculous," said Wyn, unable to help laughing a little; but her laugh was not very hearty.
The Tree of Knowledge|Mrs. Baillie Reynolds