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Definition and Examples of English Pronunciation
jack⚡️ on Twitter: "@Twitter And the meaning behind your name originally came from a dictionary: short inconsequential bursts of information; chirps from birds." / Twitter
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Tamil Meaning of Jack Up - Raise a car to be able to do mechanical workIncrease sharply
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Your English Mentor - #slang JACKED #meaning: to be energized or excited/really strong or muscular #example 1. I'm all jacked up on caffeine and now I can't stop moving around. 2. That
