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Definition of jump
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Jump (n.) An
abrupt
interruption
of level in a piece of
brickwork
or
masonry.
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Jump
::
Jump (v. i.) To
spring
free from the
ground
by the
muscular
action
of the feet and legs; to
project
one's self
through
the air; to
spring;
to
bound;
to leap.
Hop
::
Hop (v. i.) To move by
successive
leaps,
as toads do; to
spring
or jump on one foot; to skip, as birds do..
Jumper
::
Jumper
(n.) A name
applied
in the 18th
century
to
certain
Calvinistic
Methodists
in Wales whose
worship
was
characterized
by
violent
convulsions.
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) To leap; to
bound;
to jump.
Jerboa
::
"Jerboa
(n.) Any small
jumping
rodent
of the genus
Dipus,
esp. D.
Aegyptius,
which is
common
in Egypt and the
adjacent
countries.
The
jerboas
have very long hind legs and a long
tail..
Jump
::
"Jump (v. t.) To pass by a
spring
or leap; to
overleap;
as, to jump a
stream..
Leap
::
Leap (n.) The act of
leaping,
or the space
passed
by
leaping;
a jump; a
spring;
a
bound..
Leap
::
Leap (v. i.) To
spring
clear of the
ground,
with the feet; to jump; to
vault;
as, a man leaps over a
fence,
or leaps upon a
horse..
Solitaire
::
Solitaire
(n.) A game which one
person
can play
alone;
--
applied
to many games of
cards,
etc.; also, to a game
played
on a board with pegs or
balls,
in which the
object
is,
beginning
with all the
places
filled
except
one, to
remove
all but one of the
pieces
by
jumping,
as in
draughts..
Halma
::
Halma (n.) The long jump, with
weights
in the
hands,
-- the most
important
of the
exercises
of the
Pentathlon..
Grasshopper
::
Grasshopper
(n.) Any
jumping,
orthopterous
insect,
of the
families
Acrididae
and
Locustidae.
The
species
and
genera
are very
numerous.
The
former
family
includes
the
Western
grasshopper
or
locust
(Caloptenus
spretus),
noted for the great
extent
of its
ravages
in the
region
beyond
the
Mississippi.
In the
Eastern
United
States
the
red-legged
(Caloptenus
femurrubrum
and C.
atlanis)
are
closely
related
species,
but their
ravages
are less
important.
They are
closely
related
to the
migratory
locusts
o
Jump
::
Jump (n.) A
bodice
worn
instead
of stays by women in the 18th
century.
Jumped
::
Jumped
(imp. & p. p.) of Jum.
Gerbille
::
Gerbille
(n.) One of
several
species
of
small,
jumping,
murine
rodents,
of the genus
Gerbillus.
In their
leaping
powers
they
resemble
the
jerboa.
They
inhabit
Africa,
India,
and
Southern
Europe..
Jumper
::
Jumper
(n.) A long
drilling
tool used by
masons
and
quarrymen.
Counterjumper
::
Counterjumper
(n.) A
salesman
in a shop; a
shopman;
-- used
contemptuously.
Saltation
::
Saltation
(n.) A
leaping
or
jumping.
Start
::
Start (v. i.) To leap; to jump.
Desultory
::
Desultory
(a.)
Jumping,
or
passing,
from one thing or
subject
to
another,
without
order or
rational
connection;
without
logical
sequence;
disconnected;
immethodical;
aimless;
as,
desultory
minds..
Kangaroo
::
Kangaroo
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
jumping
marsupials
of the
family
Macropodidae.
They
inhabit
Australia,
New
Guinea,
and
adjacent
islands,
They have long and
strong
hind legs and a large tail, while the fore legs are
comparatively
short and
feeble.
The giant
kangaroo
(Macropus
major)
is the
largest
species,
sometimes
becoming
twelve
or
fourteen
feet in total
length.
The tree
kangaroos,
belonging
to the genus
Dendrolagus,
live in
trees;
the rock
kangaroos,
of the genus
Petrogale,
inhab
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