jack

The word “jack” has 1 syllable: jack

It's pronounced as /dʒæk/


What is synonym and antonym for jack?

In the thesaurus, “jack” has 233 synonyms and 13 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for jack along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for jack

  • Jolly Roger
  • able seaman
  • able-bodied sailor
  • able-bodied seaman
  • abundance
  • badge
  • banderol
  • banderole
  • banknote
  • bankroll
  • banner
  • bastard
  • bet
  • big bucks
  • bill
  • black flag
  • bloke
  • bluejacket
  • boater
  • bomb
  • boodle
  • boost
  • bread
  • bring up
  • buck
  • bucks
  • buddy
  • bundle
  • bunting
  • burgee
  • buster
  • cabbage
  • cadet
  • capital
  • cash
  • cat
  • change
  • chap
  • chappie
  • check
  • chips
  • chump change
  • circumnavigator
  • coat of arms
  • coin
  • coinage
  • colors
  • construct
  • coxswain
  • crest
  • crewman
  • currency
  • dead presidents
  • deck hand
  • deckhand
  • dibs
  • dime
  • diver
  • dollar
  • dough
  • draft
  • dude
  • earth
  • elevate
  • ensign
  • erect
  • establish
  • exalt
  • fella
  • fellow
  • finances
  • flag
  • folding money
  • forester
  • fortune
  • fund
  • funds
  • galoot
  • gent
  • gentleman
  • gob
  • gold
  • gonfalon
  • green
  • greenback
  • guidon
  • guy
  • hearty
  • heave
  • hike
  • hoist
  • hold up
  • hombre
  • insignia
  • jack-tar
  • jackpot
  • joe
  • joker
  • jump
  • kale
  • kitty
  • lad
  • lascar
  • legal tender
  • lever
  • lift
  • lift up
  • lime-juicer
  • limey
  • logger
  • lolly
  • long green
  • loot
  • lubber
  • lucre
  • lumberer
  • lumberjack
  • lumberman
  • mad money
  • male
  • man
  • marine
  • mariner
  • master
  • mate
  • means
  • megabucks
  • middy
  • mint
  • mister
  • mite
  • money
  • money order
  • moola
  • moolah
  • mount
  • move up
  • navigator
  • needful
  • note
  • old salt
  • opulence
  • packet
  • paper money
  • peanuts
  • pelf
  • pendant
  • pendent
  • pennant
  • pennon
  • petty cash
  • pile
  • pilot
  • pin money
  • pirate
  • pittance
  • place up
  • pocket money
  • pool
  • pot
  • powerboater
  • promissory note
  • promote
  • pry
  • pull up
  • put on its end
  • put up
  • rear
  • resources
  • riches
  • roll
  • run up
  • sailboater
  • sailor
  • salt
  • sawyer
  • scratch
  • scrip
  • sea dog
  • sea person
  • seafarer
  • seaman
  • semaphore
  • set up
  • set upright
  • shekalim
  • shekelim
  • shekels
  • shellback
  • sheqalim
  • sheqels
  • shipman
  • shipmate
  • shoestring
  • shove
  • signaler
  • signaller
  • sir
  • specie
  • spending money
  • stake
  • stand up
  • standard
  • streamer
  • swab
  • swabber
  • swabbie
  • swabby
  • take up
  • tar
  • tarpaulin
  • tender
  • throw up
  • treasure
  • tricolor
  • union jack
  • up
  • upcast
  • upheave
  • uplift
  • upraise
  • uprear
  • wad
  • waft
  • wager
  • wallet
  • wampum
  • water dog
  • wealth
  • wherewithal
  • white flag
  • windjammer
  • yachter

Antonyms for jack

  • condemn
  • decline
  • decrease
  • demote
  • denounce
  • depress
  • destroy
  • drop
  • fall
  • hurt
  • lower
  • raze
  • ruin

Meanings of jack

  • noun
    1. A coarse mediaeval coat of defence, especially one made of leather.
    2. A man.
    3. A device or utensil.
    4. A non-tool object or thing.
    5. A plant or animal.
    6. The edible fruit of the Asian tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus); also the tree itself.
    7. A home run.
  • verb
    1. To raise using a jack.
    2. To raise or increase.
    3. To produce by freeze distillation; to distil (an alcoholic beverage) by freezing it and removing the ice (which is water), leaving the alcohol (which remains liquid).
    4. To steal something, typically an automobile. Shortened form of carjacking.
    5. To dance by moving the torso forward and backward in a rippling motion.
    6. To hit (the ball) hard; especially, to hit (the ball) out of the field, producing a home run.
  • adjective
    1. Tired, disillusioned; fed up (with).

Example Sentences

  • The mechanic used a sturdy jack to lift the car and access the undercarriage.
  • In the card game, players eagerly awaited the turn to draw a coveted jack from the deck.
  • The energetic puppy chased after a bouncing jack, delighting in the game of fetch.
  • The musician skillfully played a lively tune on the acoustic guitar, incorporating a rhythmic jack pattern.
  • During the camping trip, the adventurer relied on a versatile jack knife for various tasks like cutting rope and preparing meals.

On this page you'll find 246 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to jack, such as: Jolly Roger, able seaman, able-bodied sailor, able-bodied seaman, abundance, badge, banderol.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

obligate

  • astrict
  • badger
  • bind
  • blackjack
  • blackmail
  • browbeat
  • bulldoze
  • bully
  • coerce
  • compel
  • constrain
  • cow
  • drag
  • dragoon
  • drive
  • force
  • harass
  • hector
  • high-pressure
  • hound
  • impel
  • impress
  • indebt
  • intimidate
  • make
  • make indebted
  • menace
  • muscle
  • oblige
  • press
  • pressure
  • restrain
  • restrict
  • sandbag
  • shame
  • terrorize
  • threaten

larceny

  • abduction
  • banditry
  • black marketeering
  • burglary
  • carjacking
  • crime
  • despoilment
  • despoliation
  • embezzlement
  • embezzling
  • filching
  • graft
  • highjacking
  • hijacking
  • housebreaking
  • kidnaping
  • kidnapping
  • lift
  • looting
  • misapplication
  • misappropriation
  • peculation
  • petit larceny
  • petty larceny
  • pilferage
  • pilfering
  • pillage
  • pinch
  • piracy
  • plundering
  • poaching
  • purloining
  • rapine
  • robbery
  • rustling
  • shanghaiing
  • shoplifting
  • smuggling
  • spoliation
  • steal
  • stealing
  • theft
  • thievery
  • thieving
  • touch

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dabbler

  • abecedarian
  • afficionado
  • aficionado
  • all-rounder
  • amateur
  • beginner
  • buff
  • devotee
  • dilettante
  • enthusiast
  • fan
  • general practitioner
  • generalist
  • hobbyist
  • jack-of-all-trades
  • layman
  • loafer
  • nonexpert
  • nonprofessional
  • novice
  • potterer
  • pretender
  • putterer
  • smatterer
  • tinkerer
  • trifler
  • tyro
  • uninitiate

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