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Jacksaw
Jacksaw
n.
The
merganser
.
Jackscrew
n.
A
jack
in
which
a
screw
is
used
for
lifting
, or
exerting
pressure
.
See
Illust
. of 2d
Jack
, n., 5.
Jackslave
n.
A
low
servant
; a
mean
fellow
.
Jacksmith
n.
A
smith
who
makes
jacks
.
See
2d
Jack
, 4, c.
Jacksnipe
n.
A
small
European
snipe
(
Limnocryptes
gallinula
);
called
also
judcock
,
jedcock
,
juddock
,
jed
,
and
half
snipe
.
Jacksnipe
n.
A
small
American
sandpiper
(
Tringa
maculata
);
called
also
pectoral
sandpiper
,
and
grass
snipe
.
Jackstay
n.
A
rail
of
wood
or
iron
stretching
along
a
yard
of a
vessel
, to
which
the
sails
are
fastened
.
Jackstone
n.
One
of
the
pebbles
or
pieces
used
in
the
game
of
jackstones
.
Jackstone
n.
A
game
played
with
five
small
stones
or
pieces
of
metal
.
See
6th
Chuck
.
Jackstraw
n.
An
effigy
stuffed
with
straw
; a
scarecrow
;
hence
, a
man
without
property
or
influence
.
Jackstraw
n.
One
of a
set
of
straws
of
strips
of
ivory
,
bone
,
wood
,
etc
.,
for
playing
a
child
's
game
,
the
jackstraws
being
thrown
confusedly
together
on a
table
, to be
gathered
up
singly
by a
hooked
instrument
,
without
touching
or
disturbing
the
rest
of
the
pile
.
See
Spilikin
.
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