jac
1 Americannoun
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of jac
By shortening
Example Sentences
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Flanker Macleod, 29, will make his Six Nations debut, filling the role left by the injured Jac Morgan to pack down alongside Alex Mann and Aaron Wainwright in the back row.
From BBC
Meanwhile flanker Josh Macleod makes his first Six Nations appearance, alongside Alex Mann and Aaron Wainwright in the back row, after Wales skipper Jac Morgan was ruled out with a dislocated shoulder suffered in the November opener against Argentina.
From Barron's
A big blow is that captain Jac Morgan - Wales' only Test Lion from the summer - will miss the start of the tournament because of dislocated shoulder, with Dewi Lake taking over as skipper.
From BBC
“But pronounced Jac. So you would have silent letters, which are just for you.”
From Literature
“I must introduce myself. Jac. Jacques.”
From Literature
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