●In American English, Canadian English & People:
●In Indian English & People:
●In Bowls (game) & Bowls (game):
A small,
,
used as the
in
; a jack-ball.
●In British English & Regional English:
●In American English & Canadian English:
A strong
, especially home-distilled or illicit.
●In American English, Flags, Male animals & Rabbits:
A
, especially when
for breeding.
●In Jackfish, Pikes (fish), Rabbits & Sebastids:
Any of the
in the family Carangidae.
●In American English & Rabbits:
●In Arum family plants & Rabbits:
Plant in the
Arisaema,
Jack-in-the-pulpit, and
Jack.
●In Buckwheat family plants:
Plant of the
Emex, also considered
onymous to Rumex,
then
two
and little
for Emex
. Rumex spinosus, Australian English three-corner
and
for Emex australis
. Rumex hypogaeus.
●In Mulberry family plants:
The
of the Asian
(Artocarpus heterophyllus); also the
itself.
●In Baseball & Bowls (game):