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jake
1[ jeyk ]
adjective
- satisfactory; OK; fine:
Everything's jake with me.
jake
2[ jeyk ]
noun
- a homemade or bootleg liquor made from or infused with Jamaica ginger, especially during Prohibition in the U.S.
- Also called jake leg;. paralysis caused by drinking this or other liquor made with denatured alcohol.
Jake
3[ jeyk ]
noun
- a male given name, form of Jacob.
jake
/ dʒeɪk /
adjective
- satisfactory; all right
- she's jakeeverything is under control
Word History and Origins
Origin of jake1
Origin of jake2
Word History and Origins
Origin of jake1
Example Sentences
When his mom delivered the news of her diagnosis, Gross, Holly and Jake, Nicholas’s 21-year-old brother, cried for the rest of the evening.
Jake said, “She had a mask on, so I couldn’t tell if she was smiling.”
She recalled that she said to Jake, “I think she’s a woman who went in with an understanding of what she was looking for and she expressed it clearly.”
Jake told me he enjoyed sharing “our embarrassing stories of how we were in high school.”
Jake will test his skills this week in Florida at the MultiGP Drone Racing Championship.
And The Sun Also Rises has Jake sexting Brett a picture of his war-damaged member.
This was supposed to be an End of Watch reunion, with Jake Gyllenhaal playing one of the princes.
In 2010, Jake Holmes sued over “Dazed and Confused,” claiming it bore a strong resemblance to his own song of the same name.
I have cast the person out of my life who told me who Jake Ballard killed before I had a chance to watch the episode.
But the idea that Jake would even just realize he likes Amy was not just the act of telling a girl that he likes her.
Then she rallied and, like Jake, was ready to do battle with any one who hunched their shoulders at Miss Dory.
Mr. Mason was fond of children, and stooping down he kissed the child, who drew back and hid behind Jake.
"'Scuse me," Jake said, pulling a shawl more squarely around her shoulders and straightening her up.
He noticed the improvements which had been made in the place since he was there last, and knew it was Jake's handiwork.
"No, she don't or'ter," the Colonel thought, involuntarily adopting Jake's dialect; but what to do with her was the question.
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