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Definition of jar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of jar is as below...
"Jar (n.) In deep well
boring,
a
device
resembling
two long chain
links,
for
connecting
a
percussion
drill to the rod or rope which works it, so that the drill is
driven
down by
impact
and is
jerked
loose when
jammed..
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Jar
::
Jar (v. t.) To tick; to beat; to mark or tell off.
Cant
::
Cant (v. i.) To use
pretentious
language,
barbarous
jargon,
or
technical
terms;
to talk with an
affectation
of
learning..
Bell Jar
::
Bell jar () A glass
vessel,
varying
in size, open at the
bottom
and
closed
at the top like a bell, and
having
a knob or
handle
at the top for
lifting
it. It is used for a great
variety
of
purposes;
as, with the air pump, and for
holding
gases,
also for
keeping
the dust from
articles
exposed
to
view..
Jargon
::
"Jargon
(n.)
Confused,
unintelligible
language;
gibberish;
hence,
an
artificial
idiom or
dialect;
cant
language;
slang..
Jarring
::
Jarring
(a.)
Shaking;
disturbing;
discordant.
Zircon
::
Zircon
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
tetragonal
crystals,
usually
of a brown or gray
color.
It
consists
of
silica
and
zirconia.
A red
variety,
used as a gem, is
called
hyacinth.
Colorless,
pale-yellow
or
smoky-brown
varieties
from
Ceylon
are
called
jargon..
Hydria
::
Hydria
(n.) A water jar; esp., one with a large
rounded
body, a small neck, and three
handles.
Some of the most
beautiful
Greek vases are of this
form..
Gibberish
::
Gibberish
(v. i.) Rapid and
inarticulate
talk;
unintelligible
language;
unmeaning
words;
jargon.
Discharger
::
Discharger
(n.) One who, or that
which,
discharges.
Specifically,
in
electricity,
an
instrument
for
discharging
a
Leyden
jar, or
electrical
battery,
by
making
a
connection
between
the two
surfaces;
a
discharging
rod..
Jargoning
::
Jargoning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Jargo.
Jar
::
"Jar (n.) In deep well
boring,
a
device
resembling
two long chain
links,
for
connecting
a
percussion
drill to the rod or rope which works it, so that the drill is
driven
down by
impact
and is
jerked
loose when
jammed..
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) A
number
of
coated
jars
(Leyden
jars) so
connected
that they may be
charged
and
discharged
simultaneously.
Jar
::
"Jar (v. t.) To cause a
short,
tremulous
motion
of, to cause to
tremble,
as by a
sudden
shock or blow; to
shake;
to
shock;
as, to jar the
earth;
to jar one's
faith..
Jarvy
::
Jarvy (n.) The
driver
of a
hackney
coach.
Electrical
::
Electrical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
electricity;
consisting
of,
containing,
derived
from, or
produced
by,
electricity;
as,
electric
power or
virtue;
an
electric
jar;
electric
effects;
an
electric
spark..
Jargle
::
Jargle
(v. i.) To emit a harsh or
discordant
sound.
Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) The glass
vessel
in which the
vacuum
is
produced,
and the
objects
of
experiment
are put, in
experiments
with an air pump. Cf. Bell jar, and see
Illust.
of Air
pump..
Abracadabra
::
Abracadabra
(n.) A
mystical
word or
collocation
of
letters
written
as in the
figure.
Worn on an
amulet
it was
supposed
to ward off
fever.
At
present
the word is used
chiefly
in jest to
denote
something
without
meaning;
jargon.
Leyden Phial
::
Leyden
phial () A glass jar or
bottle
used to
accumulate
electricity.
It is
coated
with tin foil,
within
and
without,
nearly
to its top, and is
surmounted
by a brass knob which
communicates
with the inner
coating,
for the
purpose
of
charging
it with
electricity.
It is so named from
having
been
invented
in
Leyden,
Holland..
Ajar
::
Ajar
(adv.)
Slightly
turned
or
opened;
as, the door was
standing
ajar..
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