JD
- juvenile delinquency.
- juvenile delinquent.
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JD.
- (in Jordan) dinar; dinars.
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J.D.1
- Doctor of Jurisprudence; Doctor of Law.
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Origin of J.D.1
From the New Latin word Jūris Doctor
J.D.2
- Doctor of Laws.
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Origin of J.D.2
From the New Latin word Jūrum Doctor
J.D.3
- Julian Day.
- Justice Department.
- Informal.
- juvenile delinquency.
- juvenile delinquent.
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Contemporary Examples
Written by a man, JD Miller, it was intended as an answer to the hit “Wild Side of Life” by Hank Thompson.
I am a gay first lieutenant in the United States Air Force, and for the past two years I have been known as “JD Smith.”
This past Monday at 7:30 a.m., Air Force officer JD Smith noticed on his work computer that training was about to begin.
Excited, I asked if it referred in some way to JD Salinger, and if so, did the bracelet pertain to one character in particular?
JD: We just signed the construction contract for section two—to West 30th street—which will open next year.
Historical Examples
He knew good and well that it wasn't a JD gang that had invaded his lab.
Damned If You Don'tGordon Randall Garrett
Frischmann's stories, reviews, and poems may be found in Jd.
He had the JD stamp on his face: a look of cold, hard arrogance that barely concealed the uncertainty and fear beneath.
Unwise ChildGordon Randall Garrett
In addition to the large number of collective books of poetry, Zunser has published his poems in: Jd.
Several of the poems contained in the volume of his poetry had appeared before: Jd.
JD
- Doctor of Laws
- juvenile delinquent
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Word Origin
(sense 1) Latin Jurum Doctor
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