jac
[ jak ]
Origin of jac
1By shortening
Words Nearby jac
Other definitions for J.A.C. (2 of 2)
J.A.C.
abbreviation
Junior Association of Commerce.
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How to use jac in a sentence
Slowly the glass cylinder rose to the surface of the waves, and jac saw just beside her the boat containing her parents.
John Dough and the Cherub | L. Frank BaumThe first attempt to place an opera in this stilo rappresentativo on the stage was made by jac.
Life Of Mozart, Vol. 1 (of 3) | Otto JahnAfter passing five Editions, a Sixth appeared partly enlarged, and partly improved, by jac.
The Further Adventures of O'Neill in Holland | J. Irwin BrownEf you can't see well 'nough to do the overcastin' on thet jac'net petticoat, git out yer tettin' or them quilt squares.
Crestlands | Mary Addams Bayne"jac, you are very ridiculous," said Wyn, unable to help laughing a little; but her laugh was not very hearty.
The Tree of Knowledge | Mrs. Baillie Reynolds
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