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jerk
noun as in a lurching move
noun as in contemptibly foolish person
verb as in move with lurch
Example Sentences
I’d order the jerk chicken enchiladas, which comes with a side of rice and beans, mixed together.
“I wish all who read this a very happy Thanksgiving. Yes, even the jerks; it’s never too late to change.”
And despite his citations and medals and his efforts to move up in the world, Fred, a soda jerk before the war, is once again dishing up sundaes.
His seat jerked forward and the sky flashed orange.
“He’s a jerk,” the 75-year-old Republican fairly spat, as if the act of forming the governor’s name left a bad taste in her mouth.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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